Officials ordered the foundry halt operations to prevent the radioactive metal from being crushed and scattered into several cubes. - The Nation
BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): Dangerous radioactive material that went missing from a Prachinburi power plant has resurfaced at a steel foundry in the province, said provincial governor Ronnarong Nakornjinda on Sunday (March 19).
Officials have been checking steel factories in the province, 150km east of Bangkok, since a cylinder of caesium-137 was discovered missing from a coal-fired power plant in Sri Maha Pho district on March 10.
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