Record
radiation levels detected in well at Fukushima nuke plant
14
December, 2013
A
record 1.8 million becquerels of beta-ray sources per liter of water
were detected at a monitoring well at the crippled Fukushima No. 1
nuclear power plant, operator Tokyo Electric Power Co. said Dec. 13.
The
reading concerns strontium and other beta-ray sources.
The
water was sampled at a monitoring well in an area close to the sea
near the No. 2 reactor building on Dec. 12. The well is located close
to trenches holding highly radioactive water.
TEPCO
said the reading apparently spiked after highly radioactive water
seeped into the surroundings through failed parts of the trenches.
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