Emergency at South Carolina nuclear lab after fire, radioactive release
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A blaze at the Savannah River Site in South Carolina, a former nuclear weapons component production complex, triggered an emergency declaration and halted air, rail, and ground travel. The fire's cause and containment status are unclear; the site's nuclear legacy raises contamination concerns, though no release has been confirmed.
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A fire at the Savannah River Site, a U.S. nuclear complex in South Carolina, has triggered an emergency declaration. A release of radioactive material has been confirmed, though the extent and off-site impact remain unclear. Air, rail, and ground travel in the vicinity have been halted.
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