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Japan
2012-04-08 Radiation
over scale in Katsushika Tokyo, posted by Mochizuki
on April 8th, 2012 [more Here].
 Too
radioactive to measure.
Dosemeter
of Horiba indicated over scale (Over 9.99µSv/h) in Katsushika
Tokyo. Measured on 4/5/2012.
2012-04-08 *NEW*
Goddard’s Journal: Did Fukushima Unit 3 Fuel Pool Explode?
(VIDEO), by ENENews.com
2012-04-08 Fukushima
will start burning radioactive waste — 100,000 Bq/kg to
be incinerated — 1 billion pounds of debris in exclusion
zone -Mainichi, by ENENews.com
2012-04-08 L.A.
Daily News: Casino to be built on site of nuclear reactor meltdown
just miles from Los Angeles? Was up to 240 times Three Mile
Island — Cesium-137 still up to 1,000 times over limit,
by ENENews.com
2012-04-08 Reactor
1 goes over 100? within 8 hours without nitrogen injection,
posted by Mochizuki on April 8th, 2012
The
temperature of reactor 1 was increased from 48 degrees Centigrade
to 54.4 degrees Centrigrade when the nitrogen injection stopped
(90 mins) on 4/4/2012, Tepco stated in their press conference
of 4/7/2012. On 4/4/2012, because of the strong wind of storm,
the nitrogen injection was stopped. [Link] Though nitrogen is
not supposed to decrease the temperature, reactor 1 was [...]
2012-04-08 Former
Japanese prime minister “I’m regretting to have
admitted nuclear plants.”, posted by Mochizuki
on April 8th, 2012
Former
Japanese prime minister Murayama (1994-1996, Japan Socialist
Party) officially stated he regrets that he admitted nuclear
plants, at Oita Prefectural and Municipal Workers’ Union
held on 4/8/2012. When he was Japanese prime minister, he admitted
nuclear plants though his Japan Socialist Party had been anti-nuclear
policy. He stated, he was thoughtless, made a [...]
2012-04-09 3070
Bq/m2 of strontium 90 was measured in Fukushima,
posted by Mochizuki, fukushima-diary.com, on April 9th, 2012
3070
Bq/m2 of strontium 90 was measured in Okuma machi from the monitoring
test of Fukushima prefecture. They monitored the soil contamination
of strontium from July to October. They measured strontium 90
in Nakadori, where Fukushima prefectural government is located,
62km away from Fukushima plants. It is proved that strontium
90 flew out of [...]
2012-04-09 *UPDATED*
Report: Faxes show Fukushima boss Yoshida aware plants damaged
by quakes, not tsunami, by ENENews.com
2012-04-09 NSNS:
Secret Japan nuclear bomb program covered up using nuclear power
industry — Enough to build arsenal larger than China,
India and Pakistan combined, by ENENews.com
2012-04-09 Needle
goes above scale on alpha radiation detector in Minamisoma —
Most sensitive setting (VIDEO)
, by ENENews.com
2012-04-09
WATCH: Japan lawmakers warned about Spent Fuel Pool
No. 4 during testimony of former ambassador (VIDEOS),
by ENENews.com
2012-04-09 Hot
particles blown up, posted by Mochizuki, fukushima-diary.com,
on April 9th, 2012
Following
up this article..130µSv/h in Minamisoma
In
Minamisoma, where the highly radioactive black substance was
found, seasonal wind is blowing from the west.
Hot
particles are taken into lungs, eyes and ears cause serious
internal exposure.
This
is why measuring atmospheric dose is not useful.
In
this video, radiation level is not measured but I think it is
important to see how soil and dust are blown up by the
wind.
?
The soil blown from farms to the city area. [more Here]
2012-04-10 Drug
abuse of Fukushima workers, Posted by Mochizuki
on April 10th, 2012
Mr.
Suzuki, a Japanese yakuza journalist reported Fukushima workers
have been arrested for drug abuse.
He worked at Fukushima plants from July to August to report
the connection between Yakuza and nuclear industry.
He
talks, though none of the media reports, Fukushima workers have
been arrested for drug abuse even after 311. (They were arrested
before 311 as well. ) Drug users are easy for managers
to control because some works at nuclear plants are
very simple and repetitive. Only if they order a drug user to
clean, the person keeps cleaning the place. [more here]
2012-04-10 Journalist
who visited Fukushima plants had thyroid disease,
Posted by Mochizuki on April 10th, 2012
Following
up this article..Japanese journalist suffers from severe diarrhea
after visiting Fukushima plant
The Japanese journalist, Iwakami Yasumi is suffering from severe
health problem even now such as continuous fever, diarrhea,
sore throat etc.. His thyroid test tuned to be positive.
According to Tepco’s dosemeter, it was only 74µSv
that he was exposed. [...more Here].
2012-04-10 3.829
µSv/h in Adachiku Tokyo, Posted by Mochizuki
on April 10th, 2012
Citizen’s
NGO, NCR ( Heart Care Rescue ) measured radiation level in Adachiku
Tokyo. Yellow : 2.000µSv/h ~ Red : 3.000µSv/h ~
2012-04-10 Tuesday, April 10, 2012 Reposting
a Comment to Consider, majiasblog.blogspot.com
Atomfritz
made this comment in response to blogger Ex-SKF's article titled,
"Telephone Game of Fukushima Reactor 4 Spent Fuel Pool"
http://ex-skf.blogspot.com/2012/04/telephone-game-over-fukushima-reactor-4.html
Atomfritz
said...
It's
not having a plan.
It's
a thing that is just unplannable.
If
there are any problems with SFP 4 drying out (which can be caused
by numerous things, not only cracking/leaking, not necessarily
crashing of SFP 4), then the common spent fuel storage will
be no longer accessible for "carbon-based robots".
(Maybe except of the kamikaze version. But, are these still
available nowadays? And, if still some kamikaze are available,
are there enough of them to manage such a situation?).
So,
any serious problem with SFP 4 with its 1300+ spent fuel assemblies
will result in the common spent fuel storage pool burning off,
too.
This
would in turn result in more than 7600 spent fuel assemblies
burn off in open air, more than 20 (twenty) reactor cores.
If
such happens, this in comparison would dwarf Chernobyl to a
marginal incident.
A
such accident would be just UNMANAGEABLE.
So
it would be quite pointless to attempt planning in advance,
I guess.
It
would mean the end of Japan as a sustainable nation.
And,
to be honest, where should 30 million Tokyo inhabitants be moved
to?
So,
it's just unmanageable, and there is no point trying to plan
for such an "incident".
All
just bet on the hope that such won't happen.
If
it happens, central Honshu will become some kind of nuclear
Auschwitz which nobody is allowed to escape.
China,
Korea, Russia and USA would use their marine fleet to shoot
down any of the radioactive Japanese boat people who try to
escape the Japanese nuclear wastelands.
MAJIA
HERE: I am concerned that this has already happened.
We
really must DEMAND TRANSPARENCY and ACCOUNTABILITY on the STATUS
of this MEGA-DISASTER.
We
cannot mitigate if we do not know the real level of present
and imminent risk.
Censorship
of the true conditions at the plant coupled with a failure to
mitigate death and disease constitutes GENOCIDE.
2012-04-10 Japanese
journalist reveals possible thyroid disease — Wonders
if caused by radiation — Continuous health problems since
visiting Fukushima Daiichi, by ENENews.com
2012-04-10 Professor
finds ‘black dust’ at 4 locations in Koriyama, up
to 9 microSv/h — Only measuring gamma radiation,
by ENENews.com
2012-04-10 “It
was a failure”: Ex-Prime Minister Murayama apologizes
for supporting nuclear power — Says gov’t yet to
tell public why Fukushima Daiichi crisis occurred,
by ENENews.com
2012-04-10
Japan Magazine: Gov’t planning to build 88km wall around
Fukushima evacuation zone, by ENENews.com
2012-04-10 Goddard’s
Journal analysis indicates steam explosion at Reactor No. 3
— NRC discussed steam explosion ejecting entire core (VIDEOS),
by ENENews.com
2012-04-10 Tuesday, April 10, 2012 Gunderson
on Radio EcoShock, majiasblog.blogspot.com
http://www.ecoshock.info/2012/04/worst-problems-in-world.html?m=1
Alex
Smith's interview with Arnie Gunderson is definitely of value.
A
few comments [paraphrased]:
Arnie
Gunderson states in this interview that the status of unit 3
spent fuel pool is WORSE than spent fuel pool 4...
He
states that unit 2 is in the best condition and at 73 sieverts
an hour, it is too hot to approach closely.
Most
of this, Arnie states, is coming from Cesium.
Arnie
also discussed what would happen in the event of a spent fuel
pool fire at Fukushima.
When
pressed to discuss the implications for North America, Arnie
states that even in the absence of an explosion, a fire in a
spent fuel pool at Fukushima would be so hot that the radionuclides
from the fire would be pushed up miles and enter the jet stream,
threatening the Pacific coast (and any other area under the
jet stream).
Majia
Here: Fukushima is a Global Problem, We Need Global Cooperation
to Solve It!
2012-04-11 Wednesday, April 11, 2012, Fukushima
Radioactive Contamination Symptoms Research Site,
majiasblog.blogspot.com
http://frcsr.blogspot.com/
[excerpted]
"Fukushima Radioactive Contamination Symptoms Research
(FRCSR): The research and collection of data due to the Fukushima
nuclear accident. We have a monthly report that can be viewed
at the end of the month by anyone interested. Our website is
not just for those affected by Fukushima but also for anyone
in the world that may have been exposed to radiation. Our hope
is to improve the situation of those who are suffering from
radioactive contamination anywhere in the world. Please contact
us by e-mail if you have any questions or valuable information
on these matters. This website is located in the United States
of America and protected by the U.S. copyright laws..."
Report
#3 Content
Case
collection period: October 21, 2011 to January 10, 2012
Total
number of reported cases: 358
Total
number of reported symptoms and categories:
26
categories and 203 symptoms
(As
of this report, cases involving children are no longer separated)...
2012-04-11 Fukushima
Webcam Clip, majiasblog.blogspot.com
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObYSuRIV7Ys&feature=relmfu
Notice
the "steam/fog/smoke" thing evident at 6:00 minutes
Notice
the glowing orb in the skeleton of unit 4.
also
look at this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtX0A0mjFVA&feature=relmfu
the
second one definitely doesn't look like fog to me, and I grew
up in the San Francisco bay area and have experienced fog...
Hat
tip: Nuckelchen made it and Heart of the Rose posted it.
2012-04-11 Iwaki
Mayor: Fukushima refugees would rather gamble than work —
“For the refugees, medical costs are completely free…
The number of patients currently is overwhelming”,
by ENENews.com
2012-04-11 Reporter:
I’d always thought it wouldn’t be possible that
I’d get sick — “I wanted to visit Fukushima
again and again and report. But…”,
by ENENews.com
2012-04-11 Nuclear
Expert: Spent Fuel Pool No. 4 likely to shatter or collapse
onto its side in a M7.0 quake (AUDIO), by ENENews.com
2012-04-11 Radio
Program on Units 3, 4: Whole Northern Hemisphere at risk right
now — Storm of international worry — We don’t
have to totally panic, there’s a possiblity we may luck
our way through this — Station owned by Clear Channel
(AUDIO), by ENENews.com
2012-04-11 Gundersen:
No. 3 fuel pool worse off than No. 4 — Mechanically it’s
rubble, the pool is rubble — Nobody has even gotten near
it yet (VIDEO), by ENENews.com
2012-04-12 Sickened
Reporter: Every time after going to Fukushima I’d have
a dry cough which would last for a while — Didn’t
think much of that until recently, ENENews.com
2012-04-12 Radiation
dose quadruples at one Tokyo monitoring station, triples at
another, ENENews.com
2012-04-12 Kyodo:
Possible Leak at Unit No. 4 — Spent fuel pool cooling
system halted after alarm sounds, ENENews.com
2012-04-12 Happening
Now: M5.9 quake hits Fukushima at 10:51a ET (MAPS) — Just
hours after nearby M5.5, ENENews.com
2012-04-12 7:20a
ET: M5.5 hits off Fukushima coast — Intensity 4 of 7 —
Under 50 miles from Daiichi, ENENews.com
2012-04-12 Official:
Criminal charges of “negligence resulting in death”
may be filed against Japan gov’t, ENENews.com
2012-04-12 Ex-Fukushima
Daiichi engineer as ‘cold shutdown’ declared: Fuel
rods still active and alive — Most worried about recriticality
— Tepco must measure neutrons near core (VIDEO),
ENENews.com
2012-04-12 Nuclear
Expert in 2011: “We are going to see the dance we’re
in for another year or so” — They may throw up their
hands and pour concrete on reactors (AUDIO), ENENews.com
2012-04-12 SFP4
over 55 degrees Centrigrade. Coolant system is still stopped,
posted by Mochizuki on April 12th, 2012
Though
Tepco stopped the water leakage, coolant system is still not
back on. At the moment, they can’t estimate when they
can recover it. Also, they estimated the temperature increases
at 0.5?/h, it’s increasing at over 1?/h. It went up by
22? within 18 hours. Currently the temperature of SFP is 55?.(10:00
JST) The safety limit is 65?. At this pace, it will reach 65?
about in 10 hours.
2012-04-12 17,200
Bq/Kg from tea leaves, posted by Mochizuki on April
12th, 2012
17,200
Bq/Kg of cesium was measured from Yacon tea made in Zao Miyagi.
1,100 packages were already sold from July to January. From
4/10, the maker is collecting the products. Yacon tea is supposed
to be good for your stress. [...more]
2012-04-12 Why
charity doesn’t work for Japanese, posted
by Mochizuki on April 12th, 2012
The
mismatch of charity is becoming serious.
As
time passes since 311, though some people are already forgetting
Fukushima disaster, some people are passionately making projects
to help out Japanese, on the assumption that they want to evacuate.
However,
most of the projects are facing the same problem that nobody
applies for it.
There are several types of the charity projects.
1.
Hosting Japanese family for a few months.
2.
Hosting Japanese children for a few months.
3.
Giving web service for Japanese people, such as forum or video
sharing platform.
etc..
Project
leaders guess if it’s because they are foreigners, Japanese
people might be scared, or if it’s because of the lack
of advertisement etc..
However,
none of them is right.
What
do Japanese want to do ? It’s “transporting their
life style with 100% security”, not “restarting
a new life”.
They
are wanting to transport
+
Furniture and electric appliances
+
Car and hopefully house
+
Job
+
School
Because
they underestimate / ignore the potential of living in the new
world, such as meeting new people, giving new environment to
their children etc.. they overestimate the cost of evacuating.
Actually
if they try to transport their entire life to out of Japan,
it would cost hundreds of million yen. They want a job before
leaving or want enough money to live until they find a job.
They
also want visa for the stability of life.
Unfortunately,
there is no charity project which can offer jobs, money and
visa even for one family.
Currently
about 10,000 people evacuated to Okinawa. Most of them are mothers
with children. Their husbands/fathers are working in Tokyo.
Why don’t they jump out abroad ? Because even if they
go abroad, they will have to come back to Japan in 3 months
when tourist visa expires and the conservative Japanese society
will not accept people who have once left Japan for evacuation.
It would be really difficult for them to be employed again.
What’s more, none of the radiation problems would have
been improved by then. Considering the financial problem and
the security of their children, they can’t make a huge
leap easily. Because it’s very difficult, they try to
ignore the fact. They don’t want to evacuate, so they
don’t apply for the charity offers.
To
make the immigration easier, numbers of people need to move
as a community. Even if it’s difficult for individuals,
number makes it easier. If they collect petition like they have
been doing since last year, they might make a country give them
the status of radiation refugee. Why they don’t work as
community ?
One
of the reasons why Japanese community doesn’t move is
their sense of responsibility. Now most of the communities and
companies are killing people by tying them up, but none of them
helps people evacuate in the opposite way, which is very unbalanced.
It’s
because those communities are locked in the bigger community
“society” and their sense of responsibility makes
it look like betrayal to leave the society.
To
analyze this behavior of Japanese people, you need to understand
what the “responsibility” stands for in Japanese
culture.
It
contains 2 meanings.
1.
Don’t be hurt
2.
Don’t hurt anyone
Japanese
meaning of responsibility is slightly different from the one
in a dictionary. Most of Japanese people don’t recognize
it either.
In
Japanese society, it is the highest valued not to cause any
conflict. The meaning of responsibility therefore is defined
in social context. It actually has nothing to do with benefit
or efficiency.
However,
trying to be responsibility is a very unique trait of Japanese.
When
being responsible means manufacturing high quality industrial
products, it helps Japan grow in second industry like in 60s
or 70s.
Japanese
culture works like an individual’s mind. They have smooth
and responsible face for others, but inside, they are in agony
being tortured by themselves. Japanese mind-set is just like
the one of a person with self-injurious behavior. Like a person
who bites their nails, scratches their skin, pull off their
hair, drinks till losing consciousness, sometimes looks like
a civilized gentleman at work, Japanese act politely but they
abuse themselves behind. It’s represented anywhere.
Criticizing
their own culture is the proof of education and intelligence.
Wherever they go, they can’t help comparing themselves
to other people. Though they are very sensitive for the feedback
of others, they love to hurt themselves.
This
self-injurious behavior is making Japanese people more careless
for radiation and reluctant to save themselves.[more
Here]
2012-04-12 Voice
of the streets 4/12/2012, posted by Mochizuki on
April 11th, 2012, (@sayakaiurani) April 11, 2012
<Translate>
Recently,
my heart often starts beating hard suddenly and have acute pain
in the heart. Doctor of Tokyo University told me it’s
because of age but I’m still 20s.
<End>
@kdm311 @onodekita @totorisu10432???4??3·11
—
[Japanese script] (@tomiko425) April 11, 2012
<Translate>
My
4 years old child has been having nosebleed since 311 worse
than ever. We are in Aichi prefecture. had nosebleed more than
20 times a year.
<End>
@toshie_s
—
masako11221 (@masako11221) April 11, 2012
<Translate>
Yesterday,
the son of my acquaintance said a 35 years old man died of cardiac
infarct at Chiba station in the end of last year. It was only
me who suspected the connection with radiation but everyone
else passed the topic. It was strange..
<End>
@masako11221
(@toshie_s)
April 11, 2012
<Translate>
I
think it was Chiba, where a lot of people die in the bus seats.
I wonder if anyone has investigated it.. People are already
starting to avoid facing the truth. Like the death of the city
mayor of Hidaka city..it was all enough to stop sharing debris.
<End>
RT
@kerokazu: [Japanese script] RT @yonezo_zo:
Ai
Tominaga (@Ai_Tominaga) February 13, 2012
<Translate>
Today
I confirmed with Koganei park (in Tokyo) service center that
it is prohibited to take out dead leaves or seeds from the park
because it contains radionuclide. Has it been announced to all
the Tokyo citizens ? If not, they must.
<End>
Koganei
Park
2012-04-12 Nitrogen
injection stopped again, posted by Mochizuki, fukushima-diary.com,
on April 12th, 2012
Tepco
sent another emergency email to the journalists at 04:18:37JST
4/13/2012.
<Translate>
At
1:00 of 4/13/2012, Tepco staff found the amount of nitrogen
to inject was decreased at reactor 1 ~3.
At
1:30 of 4/13/2012, Tepco staff confirmed nitrogen injection
equipment was automatically stopped because it was alarmed that
the air compressor went out of order at 1:04.
At
3:10, nitrogen injection was restarted by using another nitrogen
injection equipment. At 3:46, reactor 1 ~ 3 got the injection
recovered.
<End>
2012-04-12 New
Scientist: Sperm damage in birds near Chernobyl — UK professor
claims not from meltdown because it wasn’t enough to explain
amount of harm observed, by ENENews.com
2012-04-13 Asahi:
Cesium at 172 times gov’t limit in tea near Sendai —
Will not cause health problems ‘soon’ after being
consumed, says radiation professor — 1,100 already sold,
ENENews.com
2012-04-13 Happening
Now: M4.8 hits very close to location of M9 on March 11 —
Plus 3 more M4.0+ quakes at Fukushima in last hour,
ENENews.com
2012-04-13 Kyodo:
Tepco finds 35-ton machine fallen in No. 3 fuel pool —
Appears to have dropped on nuclear fuel racks (VIDEO),
ENENews.com
2012-04-13 Just
In: Now 7 quakes hit same area near Fukushima Daiichi —
Includes M5.2 within the hour, ENENews.com
2012-04-13 Kyodo:
Nitrogen injections stopped for fourth time in recent weeks,
ENENews.com
2012-04-13
Tepco Press Conference: SFP No. 4 heat exchanger restarted
— New photos released of debris inside SFP No. 3 —
Reactor No. 1 temperature “started to rise noticeably”
(PHOTOS), ENENews.com
2012-04-13 4
quakes over M4 hit Fukushima in past hour — Video of M6.0
shaking Tepco webcam, ENENews.com
2012-04-13 M6
quake hits Fukushima at 6:10a ET — M4.5 in same location
5 minutes later, ENENews.com
2012-04-13 Two
orange lights in Fukushima live camera, posted
by Mochizuki, fukushima-diary.com, on April 13th, 2012
Since
around 19:00 of 4/13/2012, two orange lights have been observed
near reactor 4., by ENENews.com
2012-04-13 Temperature
doubles in a day at No. 4 Spent Fuel Pool (VIDEO),
ENENews.com
2012-04-13 Tepco
Press Conference: Temperature rises at No. 4 Spent Fuel Pool,
now around 50°C, ENENews.com
2012-04-13 Akita
Professor: Gov’t engaged in propaganda, a coverup of dangers
to Japanese people (VIDEO), ENENews.com
2012-04-13 Probably
coolant system of SFP recovered, posted by Mochizuki
on April 13th, 2012
Coolant
system of SFP at reactor4 was restarted at 16:04 4/13/2012,
Tepco announced in their press conference of the same day.
Japan
Times Headline: Machine fell into MOX spent-fuel pool -Tepco
— “Highly dangerous mixed oxide fuel”
April 14, 2012
TEPCO:
Nuclear fuel rods in No. 4 spent fuel pool are “confirmed
to be damaged” — First time damage revealed at any
pool April 13, 2011
Nuclear
engineer: Enormous amount of plutonium at No. 4 spent fuel pool
in danger of catching fire; Pool is cracked and leaking (VIDEO)
April 13, 2011
2012-04-14 Blue
light observed near reactor 4, posted by Mochizuki
on April 14th, 2012
Following
up this article..Two
orange lights in Fukushima live camera Blue light was observed
near reactor 4, around 19:45 of 4/13/2012. Just after JNN live
camera captured it, it turned to be black. 4/13 19:45 19:16
of the same day, M4.5 hit Fukushima and 2 orange light were
observed by Fukuichi live camera as well. [...]
2012-04-14 Radiation
level picked up after the blue light, posted by
Mochizuki, fukushima-diary.com, on April 14th, 2012
Following
up this article..Blue
light observed near reactor 4
Radiation
level picked up in Tokyo and Kanagawa after 20:00 4/13/2012,
when the blue light was observed. It went down gradually but
it picked up again toward 4/14/2012.
[Japanese
script] It was rainy on 4/14/2012.
2012-04-14 Tepco
Blackmails Japan Government Over Re-Starting of Nuclear Reactors?,
majiasblog.blogspot.com
Mainichi:
Doubts linger over safety, necessity of nuclear reactors as
gov't eyes quick restart
http://mainichi.jp/english/english/newsselect/news/20120414p2a00m0na017000c.html
"Officials
close to the prime minister have commented that unless the government
clearly states that reactors which can be restarted will be
restarted, then nobody will come forward to fill the role of
chairman at TEPCO....
It
is not only the safety but the necessity of reactors that the
government has focused on in its move toward restarting the
Oi nuclear reactors. But since Kansai Electric Power Co. was
able to avert power shortages last summer and winter by asking
people to conserve electricity, the view among consumers is
that if effective supply and demand measures are adopted, then
there will be no shortage of power. (By Naoki Oita, Political
News Department)"
2012-04-14 Is
it Genocide or Suicide to Re-Start Japan's Reactors?,
majiasblog.blogspot.com
Gov't
says it is safe to restart two nuclear reactors at Oi plant
http://www.japantoday.com/category/national/view/govt-says-it-is-safe-to-restart-two-nuclear-reactors-at-oi-plant
[excerpted]
"The government on Friday confirmed it was safe to restart
two offline nuclear reactors in the wake of last year’s
earthquake and tsunami disaster as the country faces a summer
of power shortages.
Only
one of Japan’s 54 units—in northernmost Hokkaido—is
in operation, but it is scheduled to be shut down for maintenance
work in May. Restarting the two reactors at the Oi nuclear power
plant in western Japan will mean the country is not entirely
without nuclear power...."
2012-04-14 Tokyo
Shimbun: Evacuation of Tokyo considered on March 12 after Reactor
No. 1 explosion — “We have to start thinking about
wide-area evacuation including Tokyo” -Edano,
ENENews.com
enenews_-2012-04-14-04.38
2012-04-14 Asahi:
New photos show extensive damage at No. 3 fuel pool —
35-ton machine that appears to be on fuel racks is a crane,
ENENews.com
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