“A fire broke out in Poland on Wednesday at the National Center for Nuclear Research, located in the city of Otwock near Warsaw.”, — write: www.ukrinform.ua
A fire broke out in Poland on Wednesday at the National Center for Nuclear Research, located in the city of Otwock near Warsaw.
As Rmf24 reports, a gas explosion occurred in the premises that was rented out to a third-party company, as a result of which two people were injured, Ukrinform reports.
It is noted that there is no radiation threat as a result of the fire at the nuclear center, since the fire broke out at a considerable distance from the MARIA research rector.
Firefighters have already brought the fire under control, 40 people are involved in extinguishing it.
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