Drone was first seen flying over the reactor Creys-Malville southeast France, or 50 miles to the east of Lyon. After that, the plane began often seen flying at night or early morning.
The French government is currently investigating the ownership of small drones and and allegedly fitted the camera. According to the French Interior Ministry, the best that can be obtained easily in the market is currently in the process of "disablement". Aircraft in seven regions allegedly controlled by more than one person because of the distance between one another region reaches hundreds of miles.
"There is a way to paralyze the drone, but I am not going to explain how it works," said French Foreign Minister, Bernard Cazeneuve.
Meanwhile, EDF also explain the existence of the mysterious drone no damage to infrastructure in seven nuclear power plants. EDF has reported its findings to the police, although so far the security or the French Nuclear Safety Authority has not given an official statement.
Under French law, prohibiting aircraft at less than 1,000 meters in the field of nuclear power plants. In addition, the aircraft is also banned from flying within a radius of 5 kilometers from the nuclear power plant.
EDF is a French company the world's largest red plate which supplies 75 percent of the electricity needs of 58 reactors. In addition, 22 percent of the electricity demand in European countries dependent this company.
The company, established in 1946 is also supplied the nuclear technology throughout the world with total revenues in 2010 amounted to € 65.2 billion and € 59.14 billion in the previous year. The value equivalent to Rp 987 trillion and Rp 896 trillion.
Greenpeace Behind Unmanned Aircraft?
Not surprisingly, the company of the caliber of the EDF into the spotlight groups that have an interest, including unmanned aircraft incident that broke into the reactor area recently. From these events speculation growing up nose pointing environmental NGO, Greenpeace.Greenpeace has been recorded several times to "attack" to EDF. In March 2014, a total of 57 Greenpeace activists broke into one of EDF's nuclear reactor in eastern France (Fessenheim). Then they unfurled a banner antinuclear in building nuclear reactors.
Then in 2013, a total of 30 Greenpeace activists also forced his way into the nuclear reactor at Tricastin in southern France. However, in the event they are arrested by the police before entering the area of a nuclear reactor.
Meanwhile, in 2012, Greenpeace also highlight the Bugey reactor. In this attack, Greenpeace uses paragliding to take a picture of all activities Bugey nuclear reactors. After that, this NGO highlighted the issues of weak security at Bugey reactor. Thank you for reading this article. Written and posted by Bambang Sunarno. sunarnobambang86@gmail.com
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