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Kazakh parliament ratifies CIS agreement on joint radiation monitoring

ASTANA. April 9 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - The Senate, the upper chamber of Kazakhstan’s parliament, adopted on Thursday a law ratifying an agreement among CIS member states on the exchange of radiation monitoring data.

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