Present Status of Fukushima Daiichi
The Tokyo Shimbun newspaper presented a recent aerial view of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant where hundreds of tanks and containers are installed to contain radioactively contaminated water taken from damaged reactor buildings and pumped up from the underground to prevent its flow into the Pacific Ocean.
Recent View of Fukushima Daiichi Plant Full of Tanks to Contain Contaminated Water
(by The Tokyo Shimbun newspaper)
Some square buildings by tall towers beyond two white wall-like long buildings on the harbor are reactor buildings No. 1 to No.4 from the left to the right.
What has made the situation alarming again is leakage of contaminated water from some of tanks.
(by The Tokyo Shimbun newspaper)
The path marked with (1) is a drainage conduit leading to the sea. The location marked with (2) is an area where leakage was found on August 19. The spot (3) is a place with a doubt of new leakage.
How contaminated water in an estimated amount of 300 tons has traveled to the sea from one of 350 controversial tanks built without welding in these months is illustrated below.
(The Sankei Shimbun newspaper)
Before the water enters the conduit, it showed a dosage of 96 milli Sieverts per hour. The level of radiation of conduit water is 6 milli Sieverts. It is said that if a man receives a dose of 100 milli Sv, it is said that he would surely have a cancer.
It was August 20 that Japanese newspapers first started to report this leakage of 300 tons. Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) did not strictly monitor leaking situations of those tanks. So, leaking must be continuing for months.
TEPCO itself admits that the harbor annexed to the Fukushima Daiichi plant is now estimated to include maximum 10 trillion becquerels of strontium and 30 trillion Bq of cesium 137. For example, the regulatory standard value for a dosage of the soil is 5000 Bq/kg in Japan.
Once this plant produced electricity mainly for the Tokyo area but now it is outputting radioactive water to the environment.
(It is apparent that it is dangerous for Tokyo to win a right to hold Olympics in 2020 under this radioactive condition in Fukushima Daiichi just 220 km [140 miles] northeast of Tokyo.)
See also http://eereporter.blogspot.jp/2013/08/to-go-and-bury-my-father.html and http://eereporter.blogspot.jp/2013/08/of-his-own-accord-he-went-unto-you.html
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