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Nuclear medicine isotope shortage will lead to cancer deaths

The Welsh government insisted it was still behind the proposals for Trawsfynydd, and said it was working with all partners to develop and progress plans.

“We will provide an update on progress in due course.”

However, the Plaid Cymru MP for the area, Liz Saville-Roberts said action needed to be taken sooner rather than later, to help avoid a repeat of the current isotope shortage.

“Welsh government need to be pushing the business case as hard as possible. They need to have it costed, they need to work with Bangor University who will be alongside this, and the UK government has got to recognise – yes – this will cost, but look at the cost if we don’t.”

“We are going to be talking about a cost in life.”


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