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In schools in Kyiv, parents are asked to sign a consent to the use of potassium iodide

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17:15, 03.10.2022

In schools in Kyiv, parents are asked to sign a consent to the use of potassium iodide

Author Oleg Kotov

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A photo of a parental consent form for their child to take potassium iodide preparations in case of a nuclear emergency has appeared on the network.

The document implies the consent of the parents to the use of potassium iodide in the event of a nuclear disaster, at the time when the child will be in an educational institution.

It is noted that potassium iodide preparations, which are taken during a radiation accident, should appear in schools in Kyiv this week.

Earlier, the Ministry of Health gave recommendations on what to do in a radiation accident.

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