Radioactive sand

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  Scasy (guest)

  interestng, why ?

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  panzerschreck (guest)

  ^ because this sand was used to extinguish the fire...

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  luis_green

  Yes.. an in order to prevent futher damage was disposed close to nuclear plant, that is, and always will be a very radioactive zone

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  luis_green

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlkiO-RFxZs&feature=channel this sand comes from a tunnel

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  Bullzeye

  Luis green is probably right, although there's no way to know for sure.

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  Mr Big (guest)

  Updated satelite photo. Turns out that it was non radioactive sand, to build new buildings on.

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