Malaysia Remains Committed to Safe and Peaceful Nuclear Technology
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The Malaysian Government has affirmed that the country remains committed to the peaceful use of nuclear technology. Minister Chang said the use of this technology must be guided by safety, security of sources, and radiation protection. The statement was reported by The Sun Malaysia.
Nuclear technology has many uses in everyday life, including in the fields of medicine, agriculture, and industry. Therefore, authorities must ensure that every activity involving nuclear materials is carried out in accordance with strict regulations. Radiation protection is important to protect workers, the public, and the environment from any harm.
In his statement, Minister Chang stressed that Malaysia will only use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. He did not provide further details about specific projects in this report.
In conclusion, Malaysia's commitment to the safe and peaceful use of nuclear technology continues to be a priority for the government. Further developments on this policy are expected to be announced later.
Sources: The Sun Malaysia
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