Shutdown German nuclear plant Biblis hit by flood (source with video in German) (www.hessenschau.de)

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The area of the cooling towers of decomissioned nuclear plant Biblis has been hit by a flood, but there seems to be no threat of contamination as the area containing waste material is on slightly higher ground.

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