Parliamentary report urges Paris to apologise for French Polynesia nuclear tests
A French parliamentary report released on Tuesday called for Paris to apologise to French Polynesia for decades of nuclear tests that exposed locals to dangerous radiation. France detonated 193 nuclear bombs from 1966, especially at Moruroa and Fangataufa atolls – leaving a lasting legacy of serious health damage.
A French parliamentary report released on Tuesday called for Paris to apologise to French Polynesia for decades of nuclear tests that exposed locals to dangerous radiation. France detonated 193 nuclear bombs from 1966, especially at Moruroa and Fangataufa atolls – leaving a lasting legacy of serious health damage.
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