日本政府は、福島原発の連続核爆発の可能性のために、東京圏内の38万人の人口の大規模避難計画を想定
tras el desastre nuclear de marzo
El Gobierno de Japón temió el final de Tokio por la crisis de Fukushima
Las autoridades diseñaron planes para evacuar la megalópolis, de 35 millones de personas
Una comisión de expertos investiga el desastre, el peor tras la crisis de Chernóbil
Martes, 28 de febrero del 2012 - 15:04h.
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after the nuclear disaster in March
The Japanese government feared the end of Tokyo for Fukushima crisis
The authorities drew up plans to evacuate the megalopolis of 35 million people
A commission of experts investigating the disaster, the worst after the Chernobyl crisis
Tuesday, February 28, 2012 - 15:04 pm
The Japanese government feared the end of Tokyo for Fukushima crisis
The authorities drew up plans to evacuate the megalopolis of 35 million people
A commission of experts investigating the disaster, the worst after the Chernobyl crisis
Tuesday, February 28, 2012 - 15:04 pm
NEWSPAPER / Tokyo
The Japanese government worked for a time on a stage in which anticipated the end of Tokyo, after a consecutive series of nuclear explosions at the nuclear power plant accident in Fukushima, as recognized by an independent commission of inquiry into the authorities' reaction . Government spokesman at the time of the accident straight after the tsunami of March 11, 2011, Yukio Edano, said the researchers have predicted a scenario in which nuclear reactors could have burst one after the other. "If it comes, would be over Tokyo," he admitted thinking.
Journalists visiting the plant in Fukushima, Tuesday. Kimimasa Mayama | AP
The Japanese authorities designed plans massive evacuation of the capital, in mid-March, when the control current nuclear crisis was still uncertain. Tokyo prefecture has 13 million inhabitants. If they add the population of the three neighboring prefectures, which are the greater Tokyo, the megalopolis has 35 million inhabitants, forming the largest urban agglomeration in the world.
Details of the worst global nuclear crisis after the accident at the Chernobyl plant in 1986, are included in a vast 400-page report prepared by a committee of experts. According to the study, the company that handled the nuclear acciodentada, Tokyo Electric Power (TEPCO) has sought, in the worst of the crisis, evacuate the premises where employees tried to control the disaster.
The Japanese government worked for a time on a stage in which anticipated the end of Tokyo, after a consecutive series of nuclear explosions at the nuclear power plant accident in Fukushima, as recognized by an independent commission of inquiry into the authorities' reaction . Government spokesman at the time of the accident straight after the tsunami of March 11, 2011, Yukio Edano, said the researchers have predicted a scenario in which nuclear reactors could have burst one after the other. "If it comes, would be over Tokyo," he admitted thinking.
Journalists visiting the plant in Fukushima, Tuesday. Kimimasa Mayama | AP
The Japanese authorities designed plans massive evacuation of the capital, in mid-March, when the control current nuclear crisis was still uncertain. Tokyo prefecture has 13 million inhabitants. If they add the population of the three neighboring prefectures, which are the greater Tokyo, the megalopolis has 35 million inhabitants, forming the largest urban agglomeration in the world.
Details of the worst global nuclear crisis after the accident at the Chernobyl plant in 1986, are included in a vast 400-page report prepared by a committee of experts. According to the study, the company that handled the nuclear acciodentada, Tokyo Electric Power (TEPCO) has sought, in the worst of the crisis, evacuate the premises where employees tried to control the disaster.
