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Some 25 tons of radioactive water leak from Fukushima-1’s Unit 2

Around 25 tons of water leaked to basements via sewage systems, no outside leak was detected, the NHK television channel reported

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About 25 tons of water, contaminated with radioactive waste, leaked from unit two of the Japanese nuclear power plant Fukushima-1, reported this morning Japanese television NHK, referring to the energy company "Tokyo Electric Power" (Tokyo Electric Power) (TEPCO).

·Belgrade, Serbia
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About 25 tons of water containing radioactive substances leaked in the building of the second power unit of the Fukushima-1 emergency nuclear power plant in northeastern Japan,... RIA Novosti, August 14, 2024

·Russian Federation
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When inspecting the reactor building, it turned out that about 25 tons of water got into the basement through sewage systems.

Japan leaks 25 tons of radioactive water at Fukushima-1 nuclear power plant

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Tokyo Electric Power Company of Japan stated that Unit 2 of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant leaked 25 tons of water containing radioactive substances. The water containing radioactive substances did not flow into the external environment, and there was no problem with cooling the nuclear fuel. TEPCO plans to send a robot within a week to investigate the cause of the leak. According to a report by the Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK…

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星島頭條網 broke the news in on Tuesday, August 13, 2024.
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