New Delhi: Government on Sunday said the emission from a medical shipment at cargo terminal of IGI Airport in Delhi was within permissible limit and did not fall in the category of radioactive leakage.
"Officers from BARC and NDRF have cleared at 1355 hrs that there is no anticipation of any harm because there is no radioactive leakage," senior government officials said.
They said the emission "is within permissible limits".
A regular consignment of 16 packets of material for cancer treatment arrived by Air France AF 226 last night at 10:30 pm, officials noted.
They further added that consignee is Dhiti Biotech India Pvt Ltd. while the consigner is CISBIO International and 10 packages were picked up by ground handling agency CELEBI.
In a statement, District Magistrate Abhishek Singh said that "an inadvertently wrong radiological emergency message was conveyed".
09/10/16 PTI/Asian Age
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"Officers from BARC and NDRF have cleared at 1355 hrs that there is no anticipation of any harm because there is no radioactive leakage," senior government officials said.
They said the emission "is within permissible limits".
A regular consignment of 16 packets of material for cancer treatment arrived by Air France AF 226 last night at 10:30 pm, officials noted.
They further added that consignee is Dhiti Biotech India Pvt Ltd. while the consigner is CISBIO International and 10 packages were picked up by ground handling agency CELEBI.
In a statement, District Magistrate Abhishek Singh said that "an inadvertently wrong radiological emergency message was conveyed".
09/10/16 PTI/Asian Age
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