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Claim- 1.94 lakh people died due to radiation emanating from China’s nuclear testing


Beijing. Another scary face of China has come in front of the world. According to the news agency ANI, China has conducted about 45 successful nuclear tests between 1964 and 1996. 1 lakh 94 thousand people have died due to the intense radiation produced due to these nuclear tests. This has been claimed in an article published in ‘The National Interest’. The article states that estimates suggest that about 1.2 million people are at risk of fatal diseases like leukemia and cancer from this radiation.

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Peter Susiu has said in his article that after becoming the fifth nuclear power in the world, China conducted the first thermonuclear test in June 1967, only 32 months after the first nuclear test. This nuclear test produced 3.3 megatons of energy. This energy was 200 times more than the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima.

However, the official figures for nuclear tests are scant. Therefore, these effects have not been studied extensively. At the same time, radiation has badly affected the population in Xinjiang region which is home to 20 million people.

A Japanese researcher studying radiation levels in Xinjiang said the amount of radiation in Xinjiang exceeded those measured on the roof of the Chernobyl nuclear reactor in 1986, The National Interest reported. Reports say that radioactive dust has spread across the region, causing thousands of deaths.

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It is known that China conducted its first nuclear test in 1964 in Lop Noor – Project 596, which is known by the US intelligence community as the code word Chick-1.

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