Preventive maintenance

Published: 2 July 1999 y., Friday
Today the only operating power-generating unit of Chernobyl nuclear facility will eventually close for preventive maintenance urged by the international community. However, Ukrainian authorities lamented shutting down the reactor for repairs due to the lack of funds.
Šaltinis: RosBusinessConsulting
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