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Pakistani scientist denies Afghan claim on nuclear waste dumping
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08:37, July 18, 2008

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A senior Pakistani scientist on Thursday denied that Pakistan had dumped nuclear waste in southern Afghanistan during the 1996-2001 Taliban rule.

"There is no possibility of dumping waste in other country," News Network International (NNI) quoted Pakistan nuclear scientist Samar Mubarakmand as saying.

Reports said Afghan President Hamid Karzai has appointed a team of experts to investigate allegations that Pakistan had dumped nuclear waste in southern Afghanistan during Taliban rule.

Mubarakmand said that the claim by Afghan government is a political one and the government must deal in the same way.

"It is not feasible to shift nuclear waste and dump far way," he said.

Source:Xinhua



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