Around 11:00 on 3/20/2012, ambulance was called for. The woman (50s) who entered caution zone in Namie machi to take out heavy equipment fell down. She was sent to a hospital in Minami soma but died on 13:00.
She entered the caution zone, but went to the toilet to claim she felt sick suddenly and lost her consciousness there.
警戒区域入った女性死亡 福島県浪江町
２０日午前１１時ごろ、東京電力福島第１原発事故の警戒区域に指定されている福島県浪江町で、重機を区域外に持ち出すために許可を受けて入域していた５０代の女性が倒れたと１１９番があった。女性は救急車で同県南相馬市の病院に搬送されたが、午後１時に死亡が確認された。
政府の原子力災害現地対策本部によると、原発作業員を除けば、警戒区域に立ち入った人が死亡するのは初めて。
同本部によると、女性は同僚数人と事業者向けの立ち入り許可を受けて入域。急に「気分が悪い」と訴えてトイレに入り意識を失ったという。
2012/03/20 20:33 【共同通信】
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And she did not just have a heart attack or perhaps stroke. You naturally claim this to be radiation related and that is impossible. Even people who have died from radiation sickness have not died instantly.
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We don’t understand the racioactivity like asian people, for us it’s just mechanic, you think you must observe things to etablish a link. I think it goes differently, mind and body are one, and the radioactivity disturb the harmonic between them. Like a cancer, your body is so stressed by this radioactivity, that he doesn’t know how to live after a critical step.
Be brave Fukushima’s Workers, your mind is your only weapon, trust me…
source: living matrix
@Roger you don’t know what killed her either.
That’s the great thing about radiation, it’s impossible to trace cause and effect because since they started splitting atoms in the 50′s there’s been massive radiation releases from missile tests and all other manner of contamination.
What is clear is that cancer wasn’t big before the atomic age.