Indonesian authorities have launched an investigation into reports of radioactive contamination in some exports shipped to the United States and Europe. The probe aims to identify the source of contamination and ensure compliance with international safety standards.
Officials stated that preliminary inspections detected traces of radioactive material in certain shipments, prompting immediate action to prevent further distribution. Measures are being taken to contain affected goods and assess potential health and environmental risks.
The Indonesian government has emphasised its commitment to strict export quality control and adherence to international safety regulations. Agencies are coordinating with international partners to trace the shipments and implement corrective actions.
Authorities have assured that the investigation is ongoing and that further updates will be provided once comprehensive assessments are completed. Exporters are urged to follow safety protocols to maintain global confidence in Indonesian products.
