NSTnation: “It does not have enough energy to induce change in molecules in living matter or body cells.
“This includes the distance between the tower and the housing area.
MCMC said mobile communications technology used radio frequencies clustered under the non-ionising radiation category.“In addition, continuous exposure to NIR does not cause long-term damage to human tissues.” Based on these studies, it said the World Health Organisation had concluded that exposure to EMF from telecommunications transmitters did not affect biological systems or pose any health impacts.
“The radio frequency transmission level test conducted by the Malaysian Nuclear Agency across the country also found that radiation level in areas close to the transmitters are very low and are at a safe level,” it added.
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