The Norwegian Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority (DSA) has discovered traces of radioactive Cesium-137 near the Russian border in Svanhovd and Viksjøfjell.

Authorities in Thailand are scrambling to locate a metal cylinder with dangerous radioactive contents that went missing from a power plant this week, warning the public of serious health risks ...

Dangerous radioactive material that went missing from a Thai power plant in Prachinburi has resurfaced at a steel foundry in the eastern province, said provincial governor Ronnarong Nakornjinda.

The 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster resulted in a substantial release of radioactive cesium, particularly Cs-137, into the environment, posing environmental and human health hazards. The ...

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Traces of radioactive Cesium-137 have been measured along Norway's border with Russia, it was revealed today. The radiation levels are 'clearly' higher than normal, authorities have said, and the ...

Cesium-137, a radioactive isotope of cesium, releases radiation at an energy that deactivates T lymphocytes, a certain white blood cell that’s a common culprit in the onset of graft-versus-host ...

Radioactive Cesium-137 appeared sometime between September 9th and 12th. Bredo Møller with DSA’s Emergency Preparedness unit at Svanhovd is not worried.

A cylinder of caesium-137 was earlier discovered missing from a coal-fired power plant. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.