French nuclear waste on its way to be dumped in Russia

Your average hospital will likely have on any given day a number of patients infected with contagious microbes. A failure of infection control could lead to an outbreak in the surrounding community that could affect hundreds to thousands of residents.
A nuclear power plant has significantly tighter security than your average hospital.
Which facility is a greater health hazard to the community at large? I’m thinking the hospital.

@rosethorn...
You are comparing apples and pears. The large safety problem that we face with nuclear power stations has to do with an extremely small chance on a very large emission of radioactive substances. Chernobyl has taught us what that can mean. With a hospital, we face a larger chance on a microbe going outside (my Czech doctor waiting rooms have always been the best place to get sick), but the effect is a lot smaller. You cannot compare the two.
With security this has only something to do as far as the possibility of terrorist attack on nuclear power stations is concerned. You'd be surprised how easy it is to get people on top of the dome of a nuclear power station...