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Iran Weighs Nuclear Risks
The Times reported that Iran is considering distributing potassium iodide tablets to people living within two to three kilometers of nuclear facilities in case of a possible radiation leak, but it did not specify when distribution might take place or which locations would be covered. Iran’s Health Ministry denied that any official statements had been made on the matter, while affirming that the health sector is prepared for emergencies. The report therefore does not confirm that distribution has begun. The news comes amid concerns about possible U.S. attacks. The World Health Organization says the tablets do not provide comprehensive protection from radiation and should be taken only under official guidance.
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