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[Fire breaks out at U.S. laboratory responsible for nuclear waste management] October 29th: A fire broke out at the Savannah River National Laboratory in South Carolina, the United States, on October 28th. After the fire was extinguished, officials said there were no reports of radioactive contamination outside the factory. According to US media reports, the fire did not cause pollution, but it affected local railways, waterways and land transportation. The cause of the fire is unclear. The Savannah River National Laboratory was built in the early 1950s. According to media reports, the laboratory is currently mainly used for nuclear waste management and processing.
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