【新唐人2011年4月5日讯】目前，核安全问题全球关注。为安抚民心，中国广东核电集团高调宣布让游客参观大亚湾核电厂，除有环保专家批评这一做法是“做秀”外，最近更有香港记者爆料，只要付一，二百元就可以随意入厂游览，还可以抵达距核反应堆只有500米的观景台，任意拍照。有评论说，这事件暴露大亚湾保安松懈，随时成为恐怖份子目标。
香港《苹果日报》记者查探发现，一直有俗称“蛇仔”的人士，在大亚湾核电厂外围招揽生意，以约100元到200元人民币的价钱，带游客进入核电厂范围内游览。
《苹果日报》记者跟随一名持通行证的男“导游”进入核电厂内游览。这名男子声称自己是核电厂内的职工，汽车座驾还贴有通行证。警卫看到贴有通行证的车辆就放行，完全没有查问，更没有搜查车内是否载有危险物品。
这名记者认为，如果是身怀炸弹的恐怖份子，只要偷取有通行证的车辆，就可以轻易的将迫击炮等重型武器偷运入内，进行袭击。
而抵达距离两个反应堆只有500米的观景台后，这名“导游”先生吩咐记者不要胡乱跑，他说，如果被人发现，不但他的证件可能被没收，无法再在核电厂内工作，还说：“我同你也都可能要坐监”。不过，整趟半小时的“核电厂游”来去畅通无阻。
《苹果日报》报导，香港立法会议员涂谨申表示，“游核电厂”事件暴露大亚湾保安松懈，非常危险。立法会议员何秀兰也表示，核电厂拥有可制造核武的原材料，随时成为恐怖份子的盗取目标。
日本发生核泄漏事故后，中共为安抚民心，与香港只有一地之隔的深圳大亚湾核电厂从上周五起，开放部分厂区给游客参观。
而开放大亚湾核电厂让民众参观，能否真正解除公众对核泄的忧虑呢？军事评论员昭鸿向《苹果日报》表示，假如恐怖份子能潜入核电厂，就可在车上绑满炸弹发动自杀式爆炸，或以肩托式飞弹从远处射向核反应堆。
由于大亚湾核电站有多次隐瞒事故的“前科”，令核电厂的诚信受到质疑。报导说，绿色和平项目主任张洁茵认为，这次开放参观，作秀多于一切。对于剔除市民疑虑，是完全接不上轨的。
早前香港传媒已经揭露，大亚湾核电站在2008年曾出现反应炉心控制棒卡住事故，但电厂方面隐瞒这个讯息2年以上。
“法兰克福汇报”报导说，全世界正在建造的65个核反应堆中，有27个是在中国，在香港附近的大亚湾核电站，不久前就曾出现过两次较小的核泄漏。
此外，德国“明镜”周刊3月17号的报导指出，在中国，众多的核设施位于地震多发区。但是“官方的宣传重在稳住公众”。
报导认为：关于中国的核反应堆的安全问题，关于救灾计划以及到底在何处并且如何存储燃料棒的问题，在中国只是在专家圈子里讨论。“这个题目被视作政治上的棘手难题，而且还有国家机密的味道。”
尽管中共总理温家宝早前表示，将暂停审批新核能发电项目。另但一方面，深圳举办的大型核电工业展将如期在周三（4月6日）开幕，有分析指出，这个展览反映当局似乎无意暂缓兴建核电厂的进度。
新唐人记者王子琦、王明宇综合报导。
Nuclear Station Open For Tour
China’s latest nuclear safety issue
has attracted international attention.
The China Guangdong Nuclear Power Group
announced that they will open for tourists
the Daya Bay Nuclear Power Station.
Recently, Hong Kong media revealed how tourists
can enter the nuclear station for only RMB100-200,
and even come 500 meters close to nuclear reactors.
Critics say this incident reveals lack of security.
According to Apple Daily (Hong Kong) reporters,
a person called “Shezai” is touting outside Daya Bay
and taking tourists into the station for RMB100-200.
An Apple Daily reporter followed a male “guide”
with a permit into the nuclear station. This man
represented himself as a nuclear station worker
and even had permit in his car.
Security allowed cars with permits to enter,
without questions or safety inspection.
The reporter said that a terrorist carrying a bomb
or heavy weapons, like mortars, can easily enter
the nuclear station by stealing a car with a permit.
After arriving at the viewing platform 500 meters
from the two nuclear reactors, the male “guide”
warned the reporter that if they get caught,
he could lose his permit and job.
“You and I might be put in jail”.
But the half hour tour went on without a challenge.
According to Apply Daily, Hong Kong Legislative
Council member, Tu Jinshen, said that the tour
reveals Daya Bay’s lack of security. Another member,
He Xiulan, pointed out that a nuclear station
with raw material for nuclear weapons
could easily become a terrorist target.
After Japan’s nuclear leak, to pacify the public,
the Daya Bay Nuclear Power Station,
which is very close to Hong Kong,
was opened to tourists.
Will these tours really relieve public tension about
nuclear leaks? Military commentator Zhao Hong,
told Apple Daily, if terrorists get into the station,
they could trigger bombs in their cars
or fire at the station from a distance.
Daya Bay Station’s bad history of hiding incidents
has damaged its credibility. Director of Greenpeace,
Zhang Jieyin, believes this “tour” is just for show
and has nothing to do with pacifying the public.
Previously, Hong Kong media revealed
Daya Bay Station’s control rod failure in 2008,
but the station concealed it for over 2 years.
According to Frankfurter Allgemeine,
27 of the world’s 65 nuclear reactors
under construction are in China.
Daya Bay Station had two nuclear leaks not long ago.
Germany’s Mirror Weekly reported on March 17,
that many of China’s nuclear facilities
are in earthquake-prone areas, but “the official
propaganda’s focus is on calming people down.”
The report said, talk about nuclear reactors’ safety,
emergency plans, and where and how to store fuel
“is considered a political hot potato, a state secret.”
Although China’s Premier, Wen Jiabao, declared
that new nuclear power projects will be suspended,
a large-scale nuclear power industry exhibition
will be held in Shenzhen City on April 6.
This exhibition reveals that authorities
do not intend to suspend nuclear development.
NTD reporters Wang Ziqi and Wang Mingyu
