Fukushima Radiation Continues Decline
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October 18, 2011, Tuesday
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THE operator of Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant yesterday said the amount of radiation being emitted from the complex has halved from a month ago.
Tokyo Electric Power's Vice President Zengo Aizawa said: "Radiation from the damaged reactors is 100 million becquerels per hour, one eight-millionth of the amount measured soon after the accident."
He said this is about 0.2 millisievert per year of radiation, below the government's 1 millisievert safety limit.
Tokyo Electric Power's Vice President Zengo Aizawa said: "Radiation from the damaged reactors is 100 million becquerels per hour, one eight-millionth of the amount measured soon after the accident."
He said this is about 0.2 millisievert per year of radiation, below the government's 1 millisievert safety limit.
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