Tag "English"
[Reader’s post] English report shows smaller radiation levels → Tepco “Merely a simple mistake”
On 7/25/2013, Fukushima Diary reported English radiation survey map shows radiation levels by taking down a figure one place [URL] A Fukushima Diary reader gave a query to Tepco about
English radiation survey map shows radiation levels by taking down a figure one place
Following up this article..[Survey map] West side of reactor1, 1.1 mSv/h (June) → 1.7 mSv/h (July) [URL] On 6/6/2013, Fukushima Diary reported “English version of Fukushima plant survey map shows
Tepco hasn’t been updating English page of their website since 7/5/2013
Measurement readings of groundwater and seawater contamination have been continuously increasing. (cf, [Groundwater] Cs-134/137 level spiked 90 times much as 3 days before, “27,000,000 Bq/m3 of Cs-134/137, highest ever” [URL])
Power demand lower than last year for 5 continuous months, Tepco reported it only in Japanese
The net system energy demand for Tepco has been lower than the same term of 2012 for 5 continuous months. Tepco states it is because the inspection days were shorter
Tepco still represents radiation readings 90% lower than actual in the new English survey map
On 6/6/2013, Fukushima Diary reported “English version of Fukushima plant survey map shows atmospheric dose lower than Japanese version by 90% [URL]” On the survey map released on 6/18/2013, Tepco
Tepco updated English report about desalination system leakage 3 days after Japanese report
On 6/21/2013, Fukushima Diary reported “New leakage from desalination system, 26 giga Bq/m3 of all β, Tepco, “250L, no overflow from the warehouse” [URL]” 3 days have passed since the
Tepco reports different nuclide analysis data from Japanese version and English version
Fukushima Diary found Tepco reports different readings about the same analysis. On 6/17/2013, Tepco reported they measured 1,200 Bq/m3 of Cs-137 from the sample taken near Reactor1 ~ 4 side
[Double-faced Japanese media] Newspaper reports the same thing differently in English and Japanese
On 12/19/2012, Fukushima Diary reported Fukushima gov’t tried to kill proposal to store baby teeth for future radiation checks. [Link] The primary source, Mainichi newspaper however reported this differently in their
