File:South China Sea radiation detected.jpg
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- IndoPacific News @IndoPac_Info on Twitter, November 21, 2019 at 6:48 UTC
- This is the picture from the radiation levels map from Uradmonitor. Can see the big spike in orange reading 0.22. But again, a little off from what the article mentioned, but not much. For everything else, no independent confirmation yet. Seismographic data shows nothing so far.
- Chinese nuclear submarine tore into the sea – RADIATION DETECTED!!! - Free News, November 23, 2019
- Radiation is now being detected at shore monitoring points around the South China Sea!
- According to this official map from the uRADMonitor Global Environmental Monitoring Network, “significant” radiation readings are now registering on their radiation monitors, shown on the map below:
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