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The authorities of North Rhine-Westphalia plan to dispose of approximately 27 million stored iodine tablets intended for use in nuclear emergencies, as they near their expiration date. Currently, there are 76 million tablets available, compared to an estimated need of just 17 million. This move comes amid Germany's shutdown of its nuclear power plants, which has led to reduced demand for these tablets, although the state is considering the possibility of using some of them outside Germany.
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