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First published 1880 Saturday 5th July 2008 Issue 1535
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    Nuclear facilities checked following earthquake
    Irish Sun
    Sunday 18th May, 2008  


    A senior Chinese military officer has assured the public that all the nuclear facilities in the earthquake-hit areas are safe and secure.

    Ma Jian, a deputy director of the General Staff Headquarters said the nuclear facilities have been put under strict protection after the quake May 12th.

    'I could say in a responsible manner that all these facilities are safe and secure,' Ma said at a press conference hosted by the Information Office under the State Council.

    In response to a question about whether military facilities in Sichuan province were affected by the earthquake, Ma said some of the military facilities were only slightly affected.

    He said the military have conducted a thorough inspection of all the facilities in the area and found no major damage.

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