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CHASHNUPP
(redirected from Chashma Nuclear Power Plant)

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CHASHNUPPChashma Nuclear Power Plant (Pakistan)
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25 (ANI): Even as the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) sustained its state of high alert, there were reports of the fighter jets continuing aerial surveillance over the Chashma nuclear power plant and other sensitive sites.
PAF not to scale down high alert till threat perception goes down by Asian News International
The project was revealed by PAEC Chairman Ishfaq Ahmad during the inauguration of the Chashma Nuclear Power Plant (CHASHNUPP) in a ceremony attended by a high-level Chinese delegation led by Liu Jibin, head of the Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense.
Pakistan unveils plan for 600-megawatt nuclear power plant by Asian Economic News
Under construction Chashma Nuclear Power Plant II (CHASNUPP-2) would start generating 340 megawatt electricity by 2011, he said.
Civil nuclear deal between Pakistan and US can't be ruled out, says ... by The Frontier Star (Northwest Frontier Province, Pakistan)
 
 
 
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