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3 reactors are reported to explode; the explosion is believed to be triggered by the earthquake, tsunami and failure of the systems of cooling. |
3 reactors are reported to explode; the explosion is believed to be triggered by the earthquake, tsunami and failure of the systems of cooling. |
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+ | The amount of radiation released is estimated to be of order of \(10^{18}\) Becquerel, mainly with Iodine–131 |
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+ | (Comparable to \(10^{18}\) Becquerel at the Chernobyl disaster.) |
As the [[Soviet veteran]]s used to hide the map of contamination after the [[Chernobyl disaster]] (1986, USSR), the Japanese officials used to keep in secret the map of the resulting contamination after the Fukushima disaster. The sabotage of the information service make the population furious; the mass protests forced the dismissal of government of [[Kan Naoto]] in 2011 and shut–down of all the nuclear plants in the country in 2012. |
As the [[Soviet veteran]]s used to hide the map of contamination after the [[Chernobyl disaster]] (1986, USSR), the Japanese officials used to keep in secret the map of the resulting contamination after the Fukushima disaster. The sabotage of the information service make the population furious; the mass protests forced the dismissal of government of [[Kan Naoto]] in 2011 and shut–down of all the nuclear plants in the country in 2012. |
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Latest revision as of 18:25, 30 July 2019
2011.03.11.Fukushima disaster (Fukushima disaster) is catastrophe of at the Fukushima–1 nuclear plant, East of Honshu, Japan. 3 reactors are reported to explode; the explosion is believed to be triggered by the earthquake, tsunami and failure of the systems of cooling.
The amount of radiation released is estimated to be of order of \(10^{18}\) Becquerel, mainly with Iodine–131 (Comparable to \(10^{18}\) Becquerel at the Chernobyl disaster.)
As the Soviet veterans used to hide the map of contamination after the Chernobyl disaster (1986, USSR), the Japanese officials used to keep in secret the map of the resulting contamination after the Fukushima disaster. The sabotage of the information service make the population furious; the mass protests forced the dismissal of government of Kan Naoto in 2011 and shut–down of all the nuclear plants in the country in 2012.
There is more detailed article Fukushima disaster with links.
References
http://www.tepco.co.jp/en/press/corp-com/release/2012/1204659_1870.html Due to the Tohoku-Chihou-Taiheiyou-Oki Earthquake which occurred on March 11, 2011, TEPCO's facilities including our nuclear power stations have been severely damaged..