Rosatom completes rehabilitation of two mountain dumps in Kyrgyzstan
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The state corporation Rosatom finished rehabilitating two mountain dumps in the Osh and Jalal-Abad regions of Kyrgyzstan.
Workers completed the projects in the settlements of Too-Moyun and Kyzyl-Zhar in 11 months, finishing seven months ahead of the original schedule. During the process, the team moved more than 100,000 cubic meters of rock to create sites for the safe placement of rock masses with a waterproofing screen. The crew also sealed mines and adits and built hydraulic structures.
These actions aim to bring both areas to a radiation-safe condition.
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