In Moscow hospitalized seven employees of Atomenergomash with suspected radiation – Газета.Ru

25.09.2016 | 22:49

Seven employees included in “Atomenergomash” experimental design Bureau of machine building (OKBM named after I. I. Afrikantov, located in Nizhny Novgorod, in the result of emergency situations were hospitalized in Moscow, reports Interfax.

According to a source familiar with the situation, seven employees of the laboratory was taken with suspected exposure to Federal medical biophysical center named after A. I. Burnazyan, Moscow.

the source found it difficult to communicate information about their condition. A press-the Secretary of the company Natalia Popova has confirmed to Agency that an emergency situation occurred on the 23rd of September in the laboratory.

“It was a local situation that has not gone beyond the laboratory. On the premises of the radiation background is normal, the enterprise works in a usual mode”, — she said.

the head of the Department authorized to solving problems in the field of emergency situations of the enterprise, Igor Lunev said that only one of the employees got “a little bit significant dose” of radiation that exceeds the annual rate, according to broadcaster the Volga.

“within a year he simply will not be allowed for such work… It (non-staff situation. — “Газета.Ru even eliminate is not required, was a short-term exposure, and all. Harmful substances are not emitted”, he added.

OKBM Afrikantov is a large scientific and production center of nuclear engineering, with a multidisciplinary design collective, own research, experimental and production base.

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