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Lord Wolmer, Earl Selborne's heir, Conservative candidate for the Newton Division, descended into the old Boston pit, Haydock, recently to deliver a speech to the miners. The visit, which was a surprise one, was very popular, and terminated only after Lord Wolmer had made a tour of the pit.
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SOLDIERS DRAFTED INTO LONDON GAS WORKS TO SOLVE GAS SUPPLY PROBLEM
Following a conference at the Ministry of Fuel between the Ministry and officials of the gas companies, the War office undertook to begin at once a comb out of army units for skilled and heavy labour to help solve the gas supply problem all over the country, for the rest of the winter. More troops are being drafted into gas works imediately to help restore supplies, following a further reduction in pressure in many areas, which in some parts of London resulted in a complete failure of supply.
Photo shows: A queue of people at the Gas Light and Coke Company, Nine elms, London, waiting to have their sacks filled with coke by the troops drafted on special duty at the Gasworks.
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SOLIDERS DRAFTED INTO LONDON GASWORKS TO SOLVE GAS SUPPLY PROBLEM.
Following a conferecne at the Ministry of Fuel between the Ministry and officials of the gas companies, the War office undertook to draft troops into gasworks immediately, to help to restore supplies which had been lowered and in some places failed completely, after a further reduction of pressure.
Photo Shows: Two soldiers changing the fires in a OWG plant at the Southall (Middlesex) Gas light and Coke company's works.
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SOLDIERS DRaFTED INTO LONDON GAS WORKS TO SOLVE GAS SUPPLY PROBLEM
Following a conference at the Ministry of Fuel between the Ministry and officials of the gas companies, the War Office undertook to begin at once a comb out of army units for skilled and heavy labour to help solve the gas supply problem all over the country, for the rest of the winter. More troops are being drafted into gas works immediately to hlep to restore supplies, following a further reduction in pressure in many areas, which in some parts of London resulted in a complete failure of supply.
Photo Shows: Private John Finnigan of middlesborough, filling sacks of coke for children and householders at the South Metroploitan Gasworks in the old Kent Road, London.
4 January 1946
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Welsh mining town - marooned for two days in blizzard - waits for bread
Huge snowdrifts have blocked roads and railways all over the country , and there is practicallly no movement on railways in the Welsh valleys. The coalfields are seriously affected. Photo shows: Crowds, including miners who were unable to get to work , waiting in the centre of the town of Brynmawr ( Breconshire) for Army lorries loaded with bread to relieve the town , which has been cut-off from the outside world for two days , with snowdrifts in many places twenty feet deep , following the great snowstorms and blizzards.
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Aerial picture - Trains snowed up after great blizzard in Welsh mountains as huge snowdrifts block lines.
Huge snowdrifts have blocked roads and railways all over the country , and there is practicallly no movement on railways in the Welsh valleys. The coalfields are seriously affected. Photo shows: A photograph taken from air showing trains snowed up , and immovable , on the Abergavenny - Merthyr line in Wales
7 march 1947 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Aerial picture - Trains snowed up after great blizzard in Welsh mountains as huge snowdrifts block lines.
Huge snowdrifts have blocked roads and railways all over the country , and there is practicallly no movement on railways in the Welsh valleys. The coalfields are seriously affected. Photo shows: A photograph taken from air showing trains snowed up , and immovable , on the Abergavenny - Merthyr line in Wales
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Aerial picture - Trains snowed up after great blizzard in Welsh mountains as huge snowdrifts block lines.
Huge snowdrifts have blocked roads and railways all over the country , and there is practicallly no movement on railways in the Welsh valleys. The coalfields are seriously affected. Photo shows: A photograph taken from air showing trains snowed up , and immovable , on the Abergavenny - Merthyr line in Wales
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Aerial picture - Trains snowed up after great blizzard in Welsh mountains as huge snowdrifts block lines.
Huge snowdrifts have blocked roads and railways all over the country , and there is practicallly no movement on railways in the Welsh valleys. The coalfields are seriously affected. Photo shows: A photograph taken from air showing trains snowed up , and immovable , on the Abergavenny - Merthyr line in Wales
7 march 1947 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Aerial picture - Trains snowed up after great blizzard in Welsh mountains as huge snowdrifts block lines.
Huge snowdrifts have blocked roads and railways all over the country , and there is practicallly no movement on railways in the Welsh valleys. The coalfields are seriously affected. Photo shows: A photograph taken from air showing trains snowed up , and immovable , on the Abergavenny - Merthyr line in Wales
7 march 1947 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Aerial picture - Trains snowed up after great blizzard in Welsh mountains as huge snowdrifts block lines.
Huge snowdrifts have blocked roads and railways all over the country , and there is practicallly no movement on railways in the Welsh valleys. The coalfields are seriously affected. Photo shows: A photograph taken from air showing trains snowed up , and immovable , on the Abergavenny - Merthyr line in Wales
7 march 1947 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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American Ambassador to Great Britain greets a miner's child during visit to Yorkshire mine area
Mr Lewis William Douglas , the United States Ambassador to Great Britain , visited the Denaby Main Colliery , near Doncaster , South Yorkshire. Photo shows: Mr L W Douglas holds the hand of little Kathleen Briggs , aged 3 , who is in the arms of her mother , Mrs Elizabeth Briggs ,whose husband works in the pit .
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American Ambassador to Great Britain visits Yorkshire mine
Mr Lewis William Douglas , the United States Ambassador to Great Britain , visited the Denaby Main Colliery , near Doncaster , South Yorkshire. Photo shows: Mr L W Douglas with Mr Joseph Hall ( left ) President of the Yorkshire area of the National Union of Miners , during his visit tothe colliery . .
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American Ambassador to Great Britain visits Yorkshire mine
Mr Lewis William Douglas , the United States Ambassador to Great Britain , visited the Denaby Main Colliery , near Doncaster , South Yorkshire. Photo shows: Mr L W Douglas with Mr Joseph Hall ( left ) President of the Yorkshire area of the National Union of Miners , during his visit to the colliery .
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American Ambassador to Great Britain visits Yorkshire mine
Mr Lewis William Douglas , the United States Ambassador to Great Britain , visited the Denaby Main Colliery , near Doncaster , South Yorkshire. Photo shows: Mr L W Douglas with Mr Joseph Hall ( left ) President of the Yorkshire area of the National Union of Miners , during his visit to the colliery .
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Fuel at Foreign Office as Premier meets Miners ' Leaders
Lorry-load of fuel being delivered at the Foreign Office in Downing Street , London , as, at No 10 opposite , the Prime Minister and other ministers met members of the executive of the National Union of Mineworkers to discuss ways of improving the coal situation. Mr Ernest Bevin , the Foreign Secretary , was at the meeting
3 January 1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Arthur Horner after Downing Street meeting
At the invitation of the Prime Minister , members of the executive of the National Union of Mineworkers called at No 10 Downing Street , London for a meeting with Mr Attlee and other Ministers to discuss ways of relieving the coal shortage .
Picture shows: Mr Arthur Horner, Secretary of the National Union of Mineworkers , leaving Downing street after attending the meeting
3 January 1951
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Aberfan , South Wales : In the crushed remains of Pantglas Junior School , volunteers dig .... but too late for 144 people caught by the filthy avalanche ... 128 of them children
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Aberfan , South Wales : In the crushed remains of Pantglas Junior School , volunteers dig .... but too late for 144 people caught by the filthy avalanche ... 128 of them children
October 1966 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Aberfan , South Wales : Wearing wellington boots , HRH Prince Philip , The Duke of Edinburgh ( centre ) sloshes through mud as he visits site of the Pantglas Junior School disaster here today . He was escorted by police officals and watched by sorrowing villagers .
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NEWS - 60 Jahre nach der Katastrophe von Aberfan
Aberfan , South Wales : In the crushed remains of Pantglas Junior School , volunteers dig .... but too late for 144 people caught by the filthy avalanche ... 128 of them children
October 1966 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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NEWS - 60 Jahre nach der Katastrophe von Aberfan
Aberfan , South Wales : In the crushed remains of Pantglas Junior School , volunteers dig .... but too late for 144 people caught by the filthy avalanche ... 128 of them children
October 1966 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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NEWS - 60 Jahre nach der Katastrophe von Aberfan
Aberfan , South Wales : In the crushed remains of Pantglas Junior School , volunteers dig .... but too late for 144 people caught by the filthy avalanche ... 128 of them children
October 1966 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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NEWS - 60 Jahre nach der Katastrophe von Aberfan
AVALANCHE AT ABERFAN - At least 71 people, mostly children have been killed at Aberfan, near Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales, after a rain-soaked coal tip avalanched on an infants school, a farm and a row of houses. Eighty-five children are safe and 36 are in hospital. Photo shows: The search goes on inside the tomb of the school at Aberfan. Date: 22.10.1966. Ref: PAB598906 . COMPULSORY CREDIT: Bandphoto /UPPA/Photoshot
21st October 1966 – Aberfan disaster: A slag heap collapses on the village of Aberfan in Wales, killing 144 people, mostly schoolchildren. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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NEWS - 60 Jahre nach der Katastrophe von Aberfan
AVALANCHE AT ABERFAN - At least 71 people, mostly children have been killed at Aberfan, near Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales, after a rain-soaked coal tip avalanched on an infants school, a farm and a row of houses. Eighty-five children are safe and 36 are in hospital. Photo shows: The search goes on inside the tomb of the school at Aberfan. Date: 22.10.1966. Ref: PAB598915 . COMPULSORY CREDIT: Bandphoto /UPPA/Photoshot
21st October 1966 – Aberfan disaster: A slag heap collapses on the village of Aberfan in Wales, killing 144 people, mostly schoolchildren. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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NEWS - 60 Jahre nach der Katastrophe von Aberfan
AVALANCHE AT ABERFAN - At least 71 people, mostly children have been killed at Aberfan, near Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales, after a rain-soaked coal tip avalanched on an infants school, a farm and a row of houses. Eighty-five children are safe and 36 are in hospital. Photo shows: One of the victims is carried to an ambulance. Date: 22.10.1966. Ref: PAB598903 . COMPULSORY CREDIT: Bandphoto /UPPA/Photoshot
21st October 1966 – Aberfan disaster: A slag heap collapses on the village of Aberfan in Wales, killing 144 people, mostly schoolchildren. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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NEWS - 60 Jahre nach der Katastrophe von Aberfan
AVALANCHE AT ABERFAN - At least 71 people, mostly children have been killed at Aberfan, near Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales, after a rain-soaked coal tip avalanched on an infants school, a farm and a row of houses. Eighty-five children are safe and 36 are in hospital. Photo shows: One of the houses which was engulfed by the avalanche of the killer coal slagheap in Aberfan. Date: 22.10.1966. Ref: PAB598914 . COMPULSORY CREDIT: Bandphoto /UPPA/Photoshot
21st October 1966 – Aberfan disaster: A slag heap collapses on the village of Aberfan in Wales, killing 144 people, mostly schoolchildren. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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NEWS - 60 Jahre nach der Katastrophe von Aberfan
AVALANCHE AT ABERFAN - At least 71 people, mostly children have been killed at Aberfan, near Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales, after a rain-soaked coal tip avalanched on an infants school, a farm and a row of houses. Eighty-five children are safe and 36 are in hospital. Photo shows: Rescue workers dig among the rubble following the disaster at Aberfan. Date: 22.10.1966. Ref: PAB598905 . COMPULSORY CREDIT: Bandphoto /UPPA/Photoshot
21st October 1966 – Aberfan disaster: A slag heap collapses on the village of Aberfan in Wales, killing 144 people, mostly schoolchildren. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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NEWS - 60 Jahre nach der Katastrophe von Aberfan
AVALANCHE AT ABERFAN - At least 71 people, mostly children have been killed at Aberfan, near Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales, after a rain-soaked coal tip avalanched on an infants school, a farm and a row of houses. Eighty-five children are safe and 36 are in hospital. Photo shows: Rescue workers dig among the rubble. Date: 22.10.1966. Ref: PAB598904 . COMPULSORY CREDIT: Bandphoto /UPPA/Photoshot
21st October 1966 – Aberfan disaster: A slag heap collapses on the village of Aberfan in Wales, killing 144 people, mostly schoolchildren. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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NEWS - 60 Jahre nach der Katastrophe von Aberfan
AVALANCHE AT ABERFAN - At least 71 people, mostly children have been killed at Aberfan, near Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales, after a rain-soaked coal tip avalanched on an infants school, a farm and a row of houses. Eighty-five children are safe and 36 are in hospital. Photo shows: General view showing Wreckage after the disaster at Aberfan. Date: 22.10.1966. Ref: PAB598902 . COMPULSORY CREDIT: Bandphoto /UPPA/Photoshot
21st October 1966 – Aberfan disaster: A slag heap collapses on the village of Aberfan in Wales, killing 144 people, mostly schoolchildren. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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Aberfan disaster
A woman weeps during a chapel service for the adults and children who were buried when a sliding coal-tip overwhelmed Pantglas Junior School and other parts of the village on 21 October 1966 . The service was given by the Rev Kenneth Hayes of nearby Merthyr Vale , who lost his own 10-year-old in the tragedy .
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Aberfan disaster
Queen Elizabeth II has a word of comfort for sorrowing mothers andsome of the children who escaped Aberfan's coal-tip disaster when Her Majesty toured the stricken South Wales village.
29 October 1966
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Robert De Niro, Sissy Spacek, Ronald L. Schwary, Robert Redford
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1984 Arthur Scargill faces police line
1984 Arthur Scargill faces police line, Orgreave Coking Plant strike holding a megaphone and walking in front of a line of riot police.
The miners' strike of 1984Ð85 was a major industrial action to shut down the British coal industry in an attempt to prevent colliery closures. It was led by Arthur Scargill of the National Union of Mineworkers against the National Coal Board, a government agency.
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NEWS - 60 Jahre nach der Katastrophe von Aberfan
Aberfan, Wales. Villagers, miners, rescue workers and policemen surround bodies after a mine spoil roared down from a man made tip and engulfed a village school
22nd October 1966
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21st October 1966 – Aberfan disaster: A slag heap collapses on the village of Aberfan in Wales, killing 144 people, mostly schoolchildren. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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NEWS - 60 Jahre nach der Katastrophe von Aberfan
Rescue workers still toil in the black slime 28 hours after it had slipped down the man made mountain of coal waste and engulfed the Pantglas Junior School and some houses of Aberfan, Wales, on Friday 21st October 1966
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21st October 1966 – Aberfan disaster: A slag heap collapses on the village of Aberfan in Wales, killing 144 people, mostly schoolchildren. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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China Coal Mines
Soldiers of the Red Army patrol the rural village of Tongjiang in Heilongjiang Province of China, Monday, Apr. 3, 2006. One of the most reassuring options for the children of miners is the Red Army because they will finds regular salaries there and an assured place in Chinese society. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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China Coal Mines
The 43 steam locomotives are continuously coming and going down to the bottom of the Zailainuo'er coal mines near Manzhouli in Inner Mongolia Province of China, Friday, Apr. 7, 2006. The Chinese coal mines are considered to be the most dangerous in the world. According to the official numbers 6,000 people died in 2004. Coal is the fundamental energy resource of China. Indeed it represents 68% of the primary energy balance against a world average of 26%. The country is the first producer and consumer of coal in the world. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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China Coal Mines
A worker's shelter at the Zailainuo'er open coal mines near Manzhouli in Inner Mongolia Province of China, Friday, Apr. 7, 2006. The Chinese coal mines are considered to be the most dangerous in the world. According to the official numbers 6,000 people died in 2004. Coal is the fundamental energy resource of China. Indeed it represents 68% of the primary energy balance against a world average of 26%. The country is the first producer and consumer of coal in the world. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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China Coal Mines
The 43 steam locomotives are continuously coming and going down to the bottom of the Zailainuo'er coal mines near Manzhouli in Inner Mongolia Province of China, Friday, Apr. 7, 2006. The Chinese coal mines are considered to be the most dangerous in the world. According to the official numbers 6,000 people died in 2004. Coal is the fundamental energy resource of China. Indeed it represents 68% of the primary energy balance against a world average of 26%. The country is the first producer and consumer of coal in the world. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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China Coal Mines
The 43 steam locomotives are continuously coming and going down to the bottom of the Zailainuo'er coal mines near Manzhouli in Inner Mongolia Province of China, Friday, Apr. 7, 2006. The Chinese coal mines are considered to be the most dangerous in the world. According to the official numbers 6,000 people died in 2004. Coal is the fundamental energy resource of China. Indeed it represents 68% of the primary energy balance against a world average of 26%. The country is the first producer and consumer of coal in the world. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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Due to pollution, birth defects increase in China
A little boy plays in the heating coal piled in the street, in Zhongyang, Shanxi, China, on November 16, 2008. China (FOTO: DUKAS/ABACA)
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Beijing, China
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Temple in the 'Park of the Coal Hill', Beijing, China.
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Beijing, China
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Early morning dancing in the 'Park of the Coal Hill', Beijing, China.
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Beijing, China
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Early morning exercising in the 'Park of the Coal Hill'. Beijing, China.
Beijing, China
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Vancouver, Canada - 2008
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The setting sun is reflected by high-rise buildings in Vancouver's downtown core in this view of the skyline and Coal Harbour from Stanley Park
Vancouver, Canada - 2008
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Vancouver, Canada - 2008
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A view from Vancouver's Stanley Park looking east across the boats moored in Coal Harbour towards the city's downtown. The foreground tower is part of the Westin Bayshore hotel on the shoreline of the waterway
Vancouver, Canada - 2008
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Vancouver, Canada - 2008
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A view from Vancouver's Stanley Park looking east across the boats moored in Coal Harbour towards the city's downtown. The foreground tower is part of the Westin Bayshore hotel on the shoreline of the waterway
Vancouver, Canada - 2008
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HUNGARY-NUCLEAR POWER PLANT
(110323) -- BUDAPEST, March 23, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Employees work in the operation center of Paks Nuclear Power Plant in Paks, central Hungary, on March 23, 2011. The safety of Hungary's sole nuclear power plant, located along the Danube in the southern town of Paks, is beyond question, Hungarian National Development Minister Tamas Fellegi said Wednesday. (Xinhua/Attila Volgyi) (zw)
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HUNGARY-NUCLEAR POWER PLANT
(110323) -- BUDAPEST, March 23, 2011 (Xinhua) -- The general view of Paks Nuclear Power Plant is seen in Paks, central Hungary, on March 23, 2011. The safety of Hungary's sole nuclear power plant, located along the Danube in the southern town of Paks, is beyond question, Hungarian National Development Minister Tamas Fellegi said Wednesday. (Xinhua/Attila Volgyi) (zw)
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