How Chernobyl Sparked Panic, Protests And 'Nuclear Lettuce' Fears In Switzerland
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“Atom-Kopfsalat” und falsche Strahlenexperten in Zürcher Läden
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Чернобыль и ((атомный салат)) в Швейцарии
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The effects of the disaster were felt far beyond the Soviet Union. From April 30, rainfall in eastern Switzerland led to radioactive deposits, with the Zurich Oberland marginally affected. Federal authorities advised washing outdoor-grown vegetables and peeling certain produce as a precaution.
Vegetable growers rejected the guidance. Two weeks after the accident, the Vegetable Producers Association described the recommendations as“inadequate and misleading”, arguing that Swiss lettuce and other leafy vegetables had not been exposed to fallout at all.
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