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Nuclear Detectors at the Palace

Tuesday, March 17, 2020

Bapeten plans to purchase nuclear radiation detecting devices to be used by officials and installed at BMKG stations. A similar procurement was once reported to the police.

Installation of the radiation data monitoring system at the State Palace complex, Jakarta, September 2016./www.bapeten.go.id. tempo : 173055010252.

THE plan to procure radiation detectors for cabinet ministers, regional heads, echelon 1 government officials, and heads of government agencies is being discussed by the Nuclear Energy Regulatory Agency (Bapeten). Bapeten Chief Jazi Eko Istiyanto came up with the idea in a coordination meeting of inspectors on February 18.

During a presentation on the concept of nuclear safety for a smart city to the nuclear supervisors, Jazi said that the plan

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