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New iodine tablets for communes near French nuclear power sites. 

The tablets are distributed for use in the event of an emergency, but some say
the scheme does not go far enough. New iodine tablets are to be distributed
again to people living in French communes near nuclear power station sites,
after authorities renewed the campaign.

Since September 15, residents
living or people working within a 10 km radius of the Penly and Paluel
nuclear power plants (Seine-Maritime, Normandy) have been receiving new
free iodine tablets to use in the event of a nuclear plant accident.
Pharmacies are now able to distribute the tablets. The tablets can also be
collected and dispensed by public establishments to make it easier for
residents to get hold of them (if they are not able to get to a pharmacy).

Connexion 17th Sept 2024

https://www.connexionfrance.com/news/new-iodine-tablets-for-communes-near-french-nuclear-power-sites/678943

September 19, 2024 - Posted by Christina Macpherson | France, safety