Voice of America:
Norway is studying radioactivity in the air days after an explosion during the test of a rocket engine in Russia killed five people.
Norway’s radiation and nuclear safety office, known as the DSA, said it had detected small amounts of radioactive iodine at a research station in Svanhovd, near the country’s border with Russia. The radioactive substance was collected between August 9 and 12.
The accident took place August 8 in Arkhangelsk, an area in northwestern Russia.
