A non-dangerous increase in radiation levels has been recorded in Finland

The Finnish Radiation Safety Center (STUK) recorded a slight excess of the norm of radiation in air samples, but there is no threat to public health, the Reuters news agency reported on January 30.

"The concentrations were very low and posed no danger to people or the environment," the Center said.

STUK stressed that the identified radioactive substances are not of Finnish origin and are not related to the operation of local nuclear power plants, but it has not yet been possible to explain their origin.

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