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The Philippines has come a notch near in solving a months-long standoff in the sea over containers of radioactive zinc dust. Radioactive storage Philippines at the former military base is now planned by authorities after the shipment was stored at sea because it was not accepted in the region and was unsafe. Authorities indicate that the radiation level is not high and under control however it is necessary to have a safe solution offshore, in order to prevent long term risk.
One ex-military facility is under consideration by government agencies as a temporary storage of the radioactive containers due to the reinforced structures and controlled access. The location is supposed to serve as a temporary storage facility until long-term disposal facilities are considered. The authorities emphasize that appropriate safety measures are implemented and that citizens and their health are not at risk, but environmental organizations still urge authorities to provide some transparency and better monitoring.
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