If you are outdoors and within 3 kilometres of a nuclear generating station, you will hear sirens sound for one minute.
Tuesday, November 17, 2020
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I used to work next door to one and heard it quite often, when it went off you had to say inside the building.
ReplyDeleteInteresting. They must do that at our plant but it is so far away from the city, we never hear it.
ReplyDeleteI hope they just do it during the daylight hours!
ReplyDelete...we have a nearby nuclear plant too.
ReplyDeleteWow, good thing I am more than 3km away. Do I need to go to the shelter when it goes off?
ReplyDeletebaby boomers are going to get abused and treated like garbage in the retirement homes. Maybe you boomers shouldn't have been so selfish and arrogant and greedy. Literally everyone hates baby boomers now. Enjoy those retirement homes, and good luck, boomers!
ReplyDeleteWe have no nuclear power plants here but we have a National Emergency Plan for Nuclear Accidents.
ReplyDeleteHopefully during the daylight hours.
ReplyDeleteThat anonymous coward can't take a hint and just die.
Good idea and nice big sign.
ReplyDeleteI'd forgotten the tests. They decommissioned and eventually destroyed the Trojan plant not far from us. I remember the Sunday morning many years ago when the explosives used to collapse the thing went off-- even from 35 miles, it was loud! Andy-- we have our blogs set not to accept posts from anonymous persons.
ReplyDeleteHere the first monday of the month at 12 A.M sound sirens for half a minute to test the national alarm system and it is heard over the whole country. I believe that the time taken by those in power to decide whether it is a national disaster or whether the accident or disaster should be halted is enough for the system not to function correctly.
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