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Originally posted by funkywarlord
i dont get it
one minute a report will be put out like `state of neuclear emergency` and the next minute we are told its okay
and now apparently a guy reported that people `in the know` are saying things need to be sorted fast or they could get very bad
somebody explain
The Japan Atomic Industry Forum (JAIF) issued a notice saying all reactors in the north-eastern part of Japan had shut down automatically. It noted that the Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency (Nisa) had said no damage to nuclear power plants had been reported as of 3.16pm. Japanese prime minister Naoto Kan made a statement on television in which he noted that there was no indication of any radioactive release.
Later, Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco) reported that emergency diesel generators started as expected at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, but then stopped after one hour, leaving units 1, 2 and 3 with no power for important cooling functions. This led the company to notify the government of an 'emergency' situation, which allows local authorities to take additional precautionary measures. An evacuation has been ordered of over 1000 people living within three kilometres, while engineers worked to restore power.
Originally posted by GullibleUnderlord
reply to post by funkywarlord
say the worst happend with the reactor what if any danger would
that pose for the world, or just localized to japan ?
Originally posted by GullibleUnderlord
reply to post by funkywarlord
say the worst happened with the reactor what if any danger would
that pose for the world, or just localized to japan ?
Originally posted by GezinhoKiko
reply to post by infinite
just read a update bar on the bbc news channel stating reactor 1 cooling failed!
i dread to think, but what worries me is the fact that there have been several reports, including a brand new one, which would suggest that theres a big nuclear risk, and then almost imediatly its followed up by another report sayng `nah its okay weve got back up`
yeh and then a `corespondent` from scotland? says `its okay theres backup`
HUH.. can they explain for us non technically savvy people what is really going on
If you are told to evacuate, do as you are told.