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1.4 μSv/h measured in Edogawa ward Tokyo after Typhoon Neoguri passed – Photo
A local citizen posted a picture (attached above) of radiation measurement. The reading was 1.396 μSv/h. The location was in a riverbed of Arakawa-river in Edogawa ward, Tokyo, where Tokyo
“Strongest level” typhoon NEOGURI may hit Fukushima plant area on 711
↑ Satellite imagery at 17:30 UTC 7/7/2014 According to Japan Meteorological Agency, “very strong” typhoon NEOGURI may hit Fukushima plant area on 7/11/2014. The central pressure is 930
Tepco reusing the leaking reservoir / No plan about what to do with the stocked water yet
Note : If you are from the international mass media, Don’t read this site before taking a contact with me. Tepco ended up depending on the underground reservoirs
[Photo] Tepco hung the cloth over the tanks / “Typhoon countermeasures”
Note : If you are from the international mass media, Don’t read this site. Related to this article.. Tepco’s Typhoon measures to prevent contaminated water overflowing entirely messed up
Tepco “It rained significantly heavily only once in 2012” → Contaminated water overflowed 7 times
Note : If you are from the international mass media, Don’t read this site. From Tepco’s report submitted to NRA (Nuclear Regulation Authority) in the working group of 10/24/2013,
[Column] Every time it rains, Fukushima plant is pushed to the edge
Note : If you are from the international mass media, Don’t read this site. Japan is the country of rain and it’s quietly pushing Fukushima plant to the
Tepco’s Typhoon measures to prevent contaminated water overflowing entirely messed up
Two more Typhoons are coming to hit Japan from this weekend. (cf, Two more Typhoons are coming to Japan / Meteorological Agency “Unpredictable” [URL]) Having 11 tank area dams
Tepco discharged “rainwater” of 2 tank area dams again / Not even a Typhoon weather
On 10/23/2013, Tepco discharged “rainwater” retained in two tank area dams again. Radioactive densities were lower than the safety limit according to Tepco. Two more Typhoons are coming to
Tepco can reduce retained rainwater only by a few cm a day / Two more Typhoons to hit
Two more Typhoons are coming to Japan from this weekend. (cf. Two more Typhoons are coming to Japan / Meteorological Agency “Unpredictable” [URL]) In order to stop the leaked
Back-up tanks of 4,000 tonnes are already nearly full with two more Typhoons coming
Two more typhoons are coming to cause heavy rains to Japan from this weekend. (cf. Two more Typhoons are coming to Japan / Meteorological Agency “Unpredictable” [URL]) However, the back-up
