Expert says government is taking appropriate action
A radon expert says the levels of the radioactive gas found in five schools on the Island are not a concern.
Fourteen rooms were found to be affected, including one classroom, a staff room and a caretaker's office.
High exposure to the gas over a long period of time can cause lung cancer.
Rob Collins from Radman Associates has been hired to reduce the levels:
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