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Japan: possible radioactive leak from a nuclear plant

Aumento di radioattività nell'edificio che ospita le turbine del primo reattore della centrale di Fukushima

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Giappone: possibile fuga radioattiva
da una centrale nucleare

Aumento di radioattività nell'edificio che ospita le turbine del primo reattore della centrale di Fukushima

MILANO - Una piccola fuga radioattiva potrebbe verificarsi nella centrale di Fukushima 1. Lo ha detto il ministro dell'Industria giapponese, citato dalle agenzie di stampa nipponiche. Le autorità si preparerebbero infatti a rilasciare vapore radioattivo per fare abbassare la pressione salita troppo, ha precisato l'agenzia Kyodo. In precedenza la stessa agenzia aveva detto che era aumentato il livello radiation inside the building that houses the turbine of the nuclear installation, damaged in the earthquake. The United States sent to Japan coolant. This was announced by U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. According to the agency Kyodo Prime Minister Naoto Kan could go to the center for inspection.

ALARM - Previously, the chief of staff of the Government of Japan, Yukio Edan, said that the situation in a nuclear power plant in Fukushima was under control. The entity that operates the water had explained that the cooling of the reactor was lowered to an alarming level, but a truck equipped with suitable material to restore the situation had rapidly reached the central agency Jiji had spread. The Japanese authorities, however, issued an evacuation order for 6 000 inhabitants within a radius of 3 km from the central and were put on alert troops anti-contamination. A fire was extinguished at the turbine plant Onagawa. In all, eleven states that have nuclear reactor automatically stopped after the arrival of the first shock.

WWF - The WWF is "very concerned" by reports that arrive by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to improve the level of alert for the nuclear power plant in Fukushima. WWF in a statement 'hopes that there is no damage and that Japan should not again face a further problem caused by the dramatic nuclear and asks, "that it is of the utmost transparency, timeliness and accuracy of the information."

Source: http://www.corriere.it/