Water
released at Fukushima plant as typhoon passes off coast
- Gov’t Expert: Possible aftershocks around M7 will occur “once in a while”
- 3 quakes reported, up to M5.5
26
October, 2013
NHK,
Oct. 26, 2013 at 1:12p UTC: Typhoon
passes off Japan’s Pacific coast [...]
The typhoon brought heavy rain to many places, including Iwata,
Shizouka Prefecture, where 17 houses were inundated. [...] At the
Fukushima nuclear plant, water levels rose inside barriers around
tanks of contaminated wastewater. The plant released some water after
confirming radioactivity levels were below the government’s
standards. The water was released from inside the barriers, but kept
within plant premises.
AFP,
Oct. 26, 2013: Keiji Doi, director of the meteorological agency’s
quake predictions, told an early morning news conference [...] “There
is the possibility that aftershocks with a magnitude of around seven
will occur once in a while.”
Wall
St. Journal (MarketWatch),
Oct. 26, 2013: Three aftershocks were reported, with the strongest
recording a magnitude 5.5.
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