316 μSv/h in Namiemachi, out of mandatory evacuation area

The radiation level is still extremely high, even outside the mandatory evacuation area.

Akohgi, Namie-machi (about 26 km from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant), is outside the planned evacuation area, but a ground-level radiation level of 316 μSv/h was measured there as of 8/25/2012.

The owner of “earless rabbit” uploaded the pictures of survey meter. They measured cesium from this person as well. (cf. Cesium measured from the owner of the deformed earless rabbit)

 

↓ The picture on the right shows an atmospheric dose of 316 µSv/h. The one on the left shows that the same measurement corresponds to 3,953,500 Bq/m2, 1.34 times the mandatory evacuation limit in Belarus.

316 μSv/h in Namiemachi, out of mandatory evacuation area

 

↓ 21.4 μSv/h measured about 150 cm above the ground.

316 μSv/h in Namiemachi, out of mandatory evacuation area 2

 

 

↓ 82.7 μSv/h measured on asphalt.

316 μSv/h in Namiemachi, out of mandatory evacuation area 3

 

Related article about Namiemachi..8,560,000 Bq/m2 in Fukushima, 3 times worse than Chernobyl

 

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Le niveau de radioactivité est toujours extrêmement élevé en dehors de la zone d’évacuation.

Akohgi, Namie machi (à 26 km de la centrale de Fukushima) est une zone d’évacuation prévue et on y a toujours du 316 μSv/h au sol.

Le propriétaire du “lapin sans oreilles” a téléchargé les photos de son compteur d’exploration. Ils ont mesuré le césium sur lui aussi. (cf. Du césium relevé sur le propriétaire du lapin déformé et sans oreilles)

 

↓ Celui de droite montre une dose de 316 μSv/h dans l’air. Celui de gauche indique qu’on a 3 953 500 Bq/m². C’est 1,34 fois plus que dans la zone d’évacuation absolue de Biélorussie.

316 μSv/h à Namiemachi, en dehors de la zone d'évacuation absolue

 

↓ 21,4 μSv/h à environ 150 cm au-dessus du sol.

316 μSv/h in Namiemachi, out of mandatory evacuation area 2

 

 

↓ 82,7 μSv/h sur l’asphalte

316 μSv/h à Namiemachi, en dehors de la zone d'évacuation absolue 3

 

Article lié sur Namiemachi : 8 560 000 Bq/m² à Fukushima, 3 fois pire qu’à Tchernobyl

 

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