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Tue Mar-15-11 02:32 AM
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Live Presser - Japan PM BBC TV 12.30 AM PST |
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High Rad levels Temporary Levels not high enough to be dangerous Last Conference was very high but now getting lower Fire at #4 Fukushima out High Rad readiing caused by collapse of building but wil not persist RAd no 500 microsiebert per hour #4 now showing high levels but we expect not persistant WAe have yet to assess damage We do not know level of water in reactor but temp is not rising Possible other cause of high rad level Confirm constant input of water to reactor (#4) it may cause the rad leakage
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Tue Mar-15-11 02:35 AM
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Tue Mar-15-11 02:37 AM
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3. I did not get that until hubby 'splained that photo |
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Tue Mar-15-11 02:36 AM
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2. 500 msiebert \ hour are the highest they have reported |
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Edited on Tue Mar-15-11 02:40 AM by nadinbrzezinski
Chugoku Electric Power says it will put on hold preparations to build a new nuclear plant in Japan. Chugoku had aimed to start commercial operations of the plant in March 2018 in Kaminoseki city in Yamaguchi prefecture, western Japan. by linda.noakes at 12:39 AM Reply Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano tells reporters radiation levels at the Fukushima Daiichi complex have fallen dramatically to 596.4 microsieverts per hour. That level is almost 700 times less than the levels reported in the morning, after two fresh blasts at the complex. by linda.noakes at 12:37 AM
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Tue Mar-15-11 02:50 AM
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7. 500 micro sievert not the highest they've reported. |
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That level is almost 700 times less than the levels reported in the morning
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Tue Mar-15-11 02:40 AM
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So far no anomaly in temps at other plants.
<<Can't hear the fucking questions??!!>
Now have received many reports of rad readings - so cannot say for definite - depends on the 'experts' analysis
We don't know what kind of effects (on what???) It depends on expert analysis.
Reports coming from power co. Experts will analyse and then we will make action. Ok _ He's fluffing a bit here
We have to ask you to behave calmly - I cannot explain more. As Minister we have to wait for expert's report and then we make decision.
'scuse typing - sticky keys
Asked about #5 reactors (I thought we only had 4 to worry about!!). #5 & #6 hard to control water to them - temps are rising but at the moment they are getting water.
Currently I cannot directly access situation of rad material outside nuke plant...fluff, fluff
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Tue Mar-15-11 02:41 AM
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that was brought under control a few hours ago we were told
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Tue Mar-15-11 02:51 AM
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8. There are actually to more reactors at plant 1: # 5 and # 6 |
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They were off before the earthquake, just like # 4.
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Tue Mar-15-11 02:56 AM
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10. Thanks I was sure it was the OTHER station |
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Tue Mar-15-11 03:10 AM
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11. Yep, seems to Daiichi |
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# 0803: There has been a slight rise in temperature of two more reactors at Fukushima nuclear plant, the chief government spokesman says according to AFP. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-12307698
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Tue Mar-15-11 02:44 AM
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quake & tsunami caused major damage to Japan but infrastructure is there. We have to show we deal with this situation calmly.
For this situation (?) administration has to rely on several expert suggestion and also maybe parliament
No mike for those asking questions - so the answers are disembodied - bbc now left him to it - questions appear to be recycling - well, at least his answers are.
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Tue Mar-15-11 03:57 AM
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12. Please continue shopping, and the seafood from the Gulf is absolutely safe to eat! |
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