Schleswig-Holstein temporarily vacated nuclear power plants
Because of an interrupted radio contact to an aircraft in the German airspace, five North German nuclear power plants were temporarily vacated on Friday morning.
Only emergency occupations remained in the works. In addition, interceptors of the Luftwaffe rose and accompanied the aircraft, which, according to information from the Luftwaffe, was a machine operated by Air India. The situation was soon under control again, informed the nuclear power authority in Schleswig-Holstein responsible Energiewende ministry in Kiel. The alarm was canceled after 22 minutes. Schleswig-Holstein’s Environment Minister Robert Habeck tweeted at 11.34 clock: “Location is under control, situation under control.”
The nuclear power stations Brunsbüttel, Brokdorf and Krümmel in Schleswig-Holstein as well as Grohnde, Lingen and Unterweser in Lower Saxony were affected. Krümmel, however, had not been evicted, but the employees had gone to shelters. The Brunsbüttel, Krümmel and Unterweser plants have been shut down for some time and the works in Brokdorf and Grohnde are currently being scaled down for revision.

March 11, 2017 at 5:52 PM
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