No radiation detected on suspected Chinese rocket debris


PUTRAJAYA: There was no radiation or radioactive element detected on two objects suspected to be debris from China’s rocket found in Sarawak recently, says the Science, Technology and Innovation Ministry (Mosti).

This was confirmed by a team which investigated the objects found in Kg Nyalau in Bintulu and Kg Sepupuk Lama, Niah, in Miri on Monday (Aug 1).

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