REUTERSFLASH (ReutersBreakingNews)
Fuel rods are entirely exposed at Fukushima Daiichi No.2 reactor;
cannot rule out fuel meltdown (Jiji)
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on: December 12, 2013, 02:24:04 pm
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| Started by davidjtsteele - Last post by Dan | ||
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REUTERSFLASH (ReutersBreakingNews)
Fuel rods are entirely exposed at Fukushima Daiichi No.2 reactor; cannot rule out fuel meltdown (Jiji) |
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on: December 12, 2013, 02:22:35 pm
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| Started by davidjtsteele - Last post by Preledge | ||
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My prayers go to the great nation of Japan who have always shown how they can eventually overcome.
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on: December 12, 2013, 02:21:19 pm
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| Started by davidjtsteele - Last post by Dan | ||
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I spent most of my weekend following http://rt.com/on-air/ when I could.
They seemed to be updating their info quite rapidly as new information emerged. |
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on: December 12, 2013, 02:19:04 pm
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| Started by davidjtsteele - Last post by Preledge | ||
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According to what I had read in our local paper, one of the reactors in the Fukushima power plant had gone into meltdown, but officials managed to contain it with only minimal release of radiation. Apparantly, it just exploded. Not an explosion like Tsjernobyl though, but still... Lots of radioactive material being released. |
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on: December 12, 2013, 02:17:46 pm
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| Started by davidjtsteele - Last post by Turtles | ||
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According to what I had read in our local paper, one of the reactors in the Fukushima power plant had gone into meltdown, but officials managed to contain it with only minimal release of radiation.
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on: December 12, 2013, 02:17:16 pm
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| Started by davidjtsteele - Last post by Turtles | ||
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Yeah rather sick. More and more problems comming. Energy problems with the nuclear plants, an earthquake active again. How much trouble can you have in a few days time.
My sympathy to all affected. |
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on: December 12, 2013, 02:15:03 pm
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| Started by davidjtsteele - Last post by davidjtsteele | ||
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First post updated with some latest information.
Lived in Tokyo for 4 years - my friends there are okay, but my friends in Sendai - have had no word You might want to try and lookup their names via the google person finder linked in my first post. I hope that they are all good at the moment. |
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on: December 12, 2013, 02:13:55 pm
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| Started by davidjtsteele - Last post by Aces | ||
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Lived in Tokyo for 4 years - my friends there are okay, but my friends in Sendai - have had no word
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on: December 12, 2013, 02:12:42 pm
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| Started by davidjtsteele - Last post by davidjtsteele | ||
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300+ confirmed dead.
Some pictures: http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2011/03/11/world/asia/20110311_japan.html?ref=asia |
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on: December 12, 2013, 02:11:25 pm
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| Started by davidjtsteele - Last post by Aces | ||
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Costal cities in Northern California (USA) are also being evacuated. The earthquake has effected all land surrounding the Pacific.
I actually watched live coverage within an hour after the event on both CNN and NHK World. CNN was re-broadcasting the images from NHK, finally I just found a working stream and watched NHK directly (their world channel has news in English). That more lives have not been lost speaks to the quality of their modern building codes. I understand central Tokyo mostly had damage from loose things falling off shelves. The real concern is the rural areas and the harder to access places. The death toll will likely rise as reports come out of those areas, and most of the deaths will probably be due to the tsnuami or the older buildings in such areas. |
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