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A fire at the Savannah River Nuclear Site (SRS) in South Carolina caused a release of radiation and a local emergency. According to News12, there was a "release of unfiltered radiation at ground level." The management of the complex confirmed the absence of radioactive contamination outside the damaged laboratory building and the outer perimeter.

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A fire at the Savannah River Nuclear Site (SRS) in South Carolina caused a release of radiation and a local emergency. According to News12, there was a "release of unfiltered radiation at ground level." The management of the complex confirmed the absence of radioactive contamination outside the damaged laboratory building and the outer perimeter.

A fire at the Savannah River Nuclear Site (SRS) in South Carolina caused a release of radiation and a local emergency. According to News12, there was a "release of unfiltered radiation at ground level." The management of the complex confirmed the absence of radioactive contamination outside the damaged laboratory building and the outer perimeter.

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