3/12/2011, On NHK mid noon news, director stopped an announcer reading the news about exposed fuel rod assemblies.
An NHK reporter Nomura Masaiku announced,
“At 11:40 on 3/12/2011, fuel rod assemblies are exposed about 90 cm above the pool of reactor 1. It is really a dangerious situation. Currently Tepco is planning to give 27,000 tones of water by using pomp for fire extinction etc. I’ll repeat..”
At this moment, on 0:45 on this video, the announcer stops and the mike catches the voice of director to say,
“They say you mustn’t read this draft..”
Though he said “I’ll repeat,” he started to announcing about different issue after the disturbance.
After 4/4/2011, this announcer was sent to a local NHK station in Fukuoka from Tokyo central studio.
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I was watching NHK to get the story back in March last year. The information was at that moment news and truthful, until the anouncer was physicaly stopped with someone pushing papers in his face. That was the moment that censorship became active. Since then I find info elsewhere. Keep it up-we depend on you.
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興味深い記事です。音情報だけでなく、画像があったら是非アップして下さい。
拡散したいですが、音だけだと状況がいまいちはっきりわからなかったので。
毎日貴ブログ拝見しています。頑張って下さい。
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