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<P><B>Kiev Reactor Woes Continue</B>
<P>Source: Associated Press
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<P>Six months after the terrorist attack on a Nuclear Reactor in Kiev, International clean up crews continue to find new areas of contamination from the disabled reactor. "Shock from the initial explosion from the reactor cracked existing water pipes and waste from the reactor has been seeping into the surrounding water system ever since, " says Tracey Connor, clean up crew member from the US Environmental Protection Agency.
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<P>Officals have expanded the evacuation radius surrounding the reactor by 20 miles. The Red Cross has plans to construct more temporary shelters in the neighboring cities but many feel they won't be up in time to help the rapid influx of paniced citizens fleeing their homes.
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<P>This is the latest environmental fallout from the April 16 attack on the Kiev reactor. The terrorists responsible have yet to be found, nor has the uranium they stole before detroying the facility. The NSA and the Russian Anti-Terrorist Agency have made no comments as to the status of the investigation.
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