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Mexico, 07 Nov 2026, INES: 1

Theft of the Medical isotopes during transport

On November the 7th, 2026, at approximately 00:46 (UTC-6), the National Commission for Nuclear Safety and Safeguards (CNSNS) received a notification from the National Institute of Nuclear Research (ININ) telling of the theft of medical radioisotopes. The incident occurred during the early hours of...
Reported by Comision Nacional de Seguridad Nuclear y Salvaguardias of Mexico on 10 Nov 2026 Last update on 10 Nov 2026


United States of America, 23 Jul 2026, INES: 2

Worker Exceeded Annual Dose Limit

On 23 July 2026, a trainee assistant radiographer did not verify radiography source retraction with a survey meter while performing device setup for at least one exposure at a job site. The worker noticed that the source was unlocked after the setup was complete. The worker did not report the...
Reported by Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) of United States of America on 17 Sep 2026 Last update on 17 Sep 2026


Germany, 27 Jul 2026, INES: 2

Worker Exceeded Statuary Annual Whole Body Dose Limits

On 27 July 2026, an employee performed a Gamma radiography measurement using a Se-75 source with an activity of 1.48 TBq. After completing the measurement, the employee inadvertently failed to retract the source into its safety position in a shieled container. Subsequently, he carried out...
Reported by Gesellschaft für Anlagen und Reaktorsicherheit (GRS) mbH of Germany on 02 Sep 2026 Last update on 02 Sep 2026


United Kingdom, 25 Jun 2026, INES: 2

Misdelivered Transport Package

Topspeed Couriers Ltd was carrying a Type A package containing radioactive material in the form of a 555 GBq special form Selenium-75 source intended for industrial radiography. The package was delivered to the wrong location in Aberdeen. Later after one hour the organisation which had incorrectly...
Reported by Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) of United Kingdom on 02 Sep 2026 Last update on 02 Sep 2026


United Kingdom, 09 Oct 2025, INES: 2

Exposure of a worker to a level of 50% of the statutory dose limit

Routine health monitoring identified that a worker had inhaled a small quantity of radioactive material. The resulting radiation dose, combined with the worker's other occupational radiation exposure during the year, exceeded half of the legal annual radiation dose limit for workers. Routine...
Reported by Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) of United Kingdom on 20 Jul 2026 Last update on 20 Jul 2026


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