Nuclear Event in Pakistan, 31st October

Nuclear Event in Pakistan, 31st October

hisz.rsoe.hu

A rise in general radioactivity of the atmosphere has been noticed in West Pakistan resulting from the Soviet nuclear blasts, the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission announced here yesterday. The rise in radioactivity has been detected at Lahore and Quetta on different dates. The average rise in radioactivity of the atmosphere over West Pakistan to date has been 50 per cent over the normal background activity, the announcement said. No rise in radioactivity has, however, been noticed in East Pakistan presumably because of the south-western air currents over the region at this time of the year wh

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Has anyone heard of this? Or have any comments? I had a bit of a look for other sources to to confirm or debunk but didn't come up with anything.

It does seem strange to me that Russia would be testing nukes atmospherically these days. Does anyone know the location of any testing sites near Pakistan?

hisz.rsoe.hu
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It says it's not confirmed, and to check other sources. What kind of a source is that?

Ok, Russia is testing nukes in Pakistan, check.
What the hell is going on here?
Where is India?
Thats WW4 talk, confirmed sources anyone?:

I could not find any recent news about this either.

The below data was collected from the website in the original post:

NC-20111031-32885-PAK
Event type: Nuclear Event
Date/Time: Monday, 31 October, 2011 at 04:25 (04:25 AM) UTC
Last update: ---
Cause of event: Unconfirmed soviet nuclear test fallout
Damage level: Unknown
Geographic information
Continent: Asia
Country: Pakistan
County / State:
Area: Lahore (Punjab) and Quetta (Balochistan) airspace
City:
Coordinate: N 30° 14.975, E 67° 0.996
Number of affected people / Humanities loss
Foreign people: Affected is unknown.
Dead person(s): ---
Injured person(s): ---
Missing person(s): ---
Evacuated person(s): ---
Affected person(s): ---

Originally posted by 17sok

Nuclear Event in Pakistan, 31st October

hisz.rsoe.hu

A rise in general radioactivity of the atmosphere has been noticed in West Pakistan resulting from the Soviet nuclear blasts, the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission announced here yesterday. The rise in radioactivity has been detected at Lahore and Quetta on different dates. The average rise in radioactivity of the atmosphere over West Pakistan to date has been 50 per cent over the normal background activity, the announcement said. No rise in radioactivity has, however, been noticed in East Pakistan presumably because of the south-western air currents over the region at this time of the year wh

(visit the link for the full news article)

Sorry but I am confused... "Soviet" ? I was unaware that The Soviet Union was re-established...
Maybe they are referring to Russia?

Also, what Nuclear "Soviet"/Russian event are they talking about. Could it be that they are referring to nuclear tests that the Soviet Union did years ago? If so, why are they suddenly starting to see its effects now? It is extremely hard to believe that heavy. radioactive elements would stay in the air for years since those elements are heavier than air and should descend to the ground in hours/days max.

I would be amazed if they are referring to a recent Russian nuclear blast since both Russia and the USA agreed on not being naughty anymore by stopping the tests/usage of nuclear weapons.

Edit: Yeah, all of this sounds really unreliable/fake to me too.
This would be one lame way to start WW 4... Err, I mean 3... Wait, how many World Wars have we had?!


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I googled "pakistan nuclear event" and came up with one article and a couple youtubes that say this "event" took place or started last week.

www.ubalert.com...

A Pakistani nuclear power plant imposed a seven-hour emergency after heavy water leaked from a feeder pipe to the reactor, but no radiation or damage has been reported, an official said on Thursday. The leakage at the Karachi Nuclear Power Plant, commonly known as KANUPP, started around midnight on Tuesday during a routine maintenance shut down, said Tariq Rashid, a plant spokesman. The 137-megawatt power plant, which started commercial operations in 1972, is located about 24 km (15 miles) to the west of Karachi, Pakistan's biggest city and commercial capital, on the Arabian Sea coast. "The plant was already shut down since October 5 and the leakage started during maintenance checks," said Rashid. He said the emergency was imposed at the plant immediately after the leak and the affected area was isolated. The emergency was lifted seven hours later, after the leak was brought under control. "The situation is completely under control and no damage or radiation has been reported, though it will slightly delay the reopening of the plant," Rashid said.

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It says

[NOTICE! This information not confirmed! Please check other information source! RSOE EDIS]

Not sure what's going on.

reply to post by 17sok

Soviets? West Pakistan? How exciting, I seem to have traveled back in time.

(For the historically challenged, the Soviet Union dissolved in 1991, and West Pakistan became Pakistan with Bangladesh's independence in 1971.)

I find it odd that on the 28 they test a missile and then 31 have an event , wonder if they were loading one up and it went boom. www.navytimes.com...

reply to post by FurvusRexCaeli


There was another thread about Soviet mind control earlier. Is this some kind of joke?

reply to post by Evolutionsend

Maybe old data that a sleepy keyboard jockey accidentally keyed in as occurring today. Probably happened on October 31, 1971, 1970, etc.

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This looks more like it was written at least 20 years ago. I haven't heard the russians called 'soviets' since the early 90's!

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no, no joke , how do you think the "p" act passed again let alone the first time en.rian.ru... for it has been used will be used till we know how to prevent it.
now back to the event at hand according to this www.iaea.org... Pakistan had a nuke power plant go on line , could that be the nuke leak or level detected? from the link

Pakistan’s third 330 MW nuclear power plant becomes operational Pakistan’s third nuclear electric power plant went operational Thursday, pumping another 330 MW into the national grid in a bid to help meet country’s growing energy demand and cut down the shortfall. APP

when will we learn no to play with things we can not control?

Fallout is from Russia?
Or Japan?
Someone take a sample...

reply to post by FurvusRexCaeli


Possibly... I have seen some very old events show up on RSOE from time to time. Just to clarify to a previous poster that the article states that the levels were recorded in Pakistan... which doesn't necessarily mean the tests were conducted within Pakistan's borders. Mind you the fallout would have drifted an awfully long way if the tests were within Russian (:cough: Soviet) borders.

this is getting to strange hisz.rsoe.hu... from th e link

Nuclear Event in Pakistan on Monday, 31 October, 2011 at 04:25 (04:25 AM) UTC.
Base data
EDIS Number: NC-20111031-32885-PAK
Event type: Nuclear Event
Date/Time: Monday, 31 October, 2011 at 04:25 (04:25 AM) UTC
Last update: ---
Cause of event: Unconfirmed soviet nuclear test fallout
Damage level: Unknown Damage level
Geographic information
Continent: Asia
Country: Pakistan
County / State:
Area: Lahore (Punjab) and Quetta (Balochistan) airspace
City:
Coordinate: N 30° 14.975, E 67° 0.996
Number of affected people / Humanities loss
Foreign people: Affected is unknown.
Dead person(s): ---
Injured person(s): ---
Missing person(s): ---
Evacuated person(s): ---
Affected person(s): ---

did Russia set it off did Pakistan set off a old USSR war head was there even an event by this yes but then could this be a "ghost in the Machine" real but not real ?

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[moreSomething they dug out of this lot ????

www-news.iaea.org...

taken from their website

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Dunno how to take it, weather they are legit or not....seems a bit strange. On one hand they are reporting about earthquakes, volcano's, Tsunamis and flash floods then they also include information about a car crash in NZ.... seems strange that an organisation with apparent ties to a federal govenment would cover that broad a spectrum.

I call BS

RSOE is crap. Full stop. Unless its backed up by decent sources, its rarely legit info - remember awhile ago there was waay too many threads about 'the worlds volcanoes are all active at once' was it true? No. Did RSOE not date their info correctly? Yes. Its Useless.