TNAG-1657-FCO40-2305-Daya-Bay-nuclear-power-station-project-safety-concerns-in-Ho-1987 — Page 132

Annex F

ESB CR 1/2061/84

15 December 1986

Dr. Brian Wade,

Harwell Laboratory,

United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority,

Oxfordshire OX11 ORA,

United Kingdom.

We have, on a fairly regular basis, been in correspondence with Urban Councillor Walter Sulke on the Daya bay project. Mr. Sulke, a successful businessman, is well known in Hong Kong for his views on the environment and the need for action to improve matters. He is serious and is taken seriously.

In September he wrote to us about dispersion. studies for contingency planning purpose. In his own

words :

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"This could be very important

because one might be able to find

areas of Hong Kong that will be

less exposed than others and

could therefore shift p.ople

around in emergencies to places

which are less likely to give them high exposure.

This is something that has been very noticable after the Chernobyl accident where great differences in exposure of both people and animals have been noted, mainly because of different dispersion effects.

I really do think Government

should do more than is at present intended."

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