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MARNACH - Antennas controversial were to disappear in 2014, however, Prime
Minister Xavier Bettel said Thursday they would not be dismantled until 2015.
Romy Karier not believe it. "I have the impression that one is laughing at
us," says the president of the civic association "Fir méi Liäwensqualitéit"
in Marnach has fought since 2002 for extinction antennas RTL. However, their
operating license has been extended until 2015 "It's already the fourth
extension ..."
The five facilities are up to 100 meters high and is located a few hundred
meters from the nearest house. Their power is formally between 300 and 1200
kW. RTL used antennas to their higher power at least between 2003 and 2005,
but residents believe that the problems have not stopped since. "We
constantly have devices that do not work," says Romy Karier. These lamps,
hearing aids, electric hob, fax or garage doors. "When I unplug my Christmas
wreath, she continues to work!"
Alzheimer's and leukemia
In 2006, the Labour Inspectorate and Mines has studied the problems faced by
people of Marnach and confirmed that they were from many antennas. "The
standards set by the World Health Organization (WHO) are largely outdated,"
continues Romy Karier. "Despite everything, the life of the antennas was
extended for two years. We already promised that they would then be
extinguished. "Then the transmission time was extended in 2009 and then in
2011 and now in 2014 the government promised not to grant new licenses
issued. "But I have more faith in these words," says the president of "Fir méi
Liäwensqualitéit." Xavier Bettel said he was ready to meet with residents.
Last March, the RTL group received the award for corporate health, from the
Minister of Health Lydia Mutsch. The company was rewarded for making progress
on its exposure to electromagnetic waves. "Chronic exposure may increase the
risk of leukemia and Alzheimer" admitted RTL at the time. According to Romy
Karier, "two people contracted leukemia Marnach." Contacted by The bottom RTL
Group declined to comment.
(via Mike http://www.lessentiel.lu Barraclough.- DXLD)
Jean-Michel Aubier
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