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Japan’s nuclear safety agency orders power plant operator to study the impact of Jan. 1 quake

  • A 3-meter high tsunami reached the Shika nuclear power plant in Ishikawa Prefecture following a 7.6-magnitude earthquake, but no major safety problems were reported.
  • The Nuclear Regulation Authority asked the power plant to study the potential impact of the earthquake, although initial assessments showed no significant damage or radiation leaks.
  • Despite concerns raised by officials and business leaders, the utility company maintains that the plant is safe and plans to restart the No. 2 reactor by 2026.
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Ha un muro di contenimento alto un metro in più, ma per le scosse c’è stata perdita di acqua di raffreddamento delle barre di combustibile, incendio di un trasformatore e parziale blackout

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