Report:
“Red Alert! Sharp increase in radiation… at Fukushima”
Levels
spike 400,000% under plant
TV:
Officials investigating cause
10
December, 2015
NHK
World,
Dec 9, 2015: Radiation
spikes in Fukushima underground ducts —
The operator of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant says levels
of radioactivity in underground tunnels have sharply risen. Tokyo
Electric Power Company has detected 482,000 becquerels per liter of
radioactive cesium in water samples taken from the tunnels on
December 3rd. That’s 4000 times higher than data taken in December
last year. The samples also contained 500,000 becquerels of a
beta-ray-emitting substance, up 4,100 times from the same period…
They plan to investigate what caused the spike in radiation.
Rossiya
Segodnya (Russian
gov’t news agency) – Sputnik: Red
Alert! Radiation Spike Registered Under Fukushima Nuclear Plant —
A sharp increase in radiation levels was detected in one of the
underground tunnels at the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power
plant, according to media reports. According to a press release
issued by TEPCO, Fukushima plant’s operator, the water samples
retrieved from the tunnels on December 3rd contained 482,000
becquerels per liter of radioactive cesium and about 500,000 of
beta-ray-emitting substance becquerels per liter of a
beta-ray-emitting substance, which is about 4,000-4,100 times higher
compared to the samples taken a year ago, Japanese NHK TV channel
reports.
Tokyo
Electric Power Company (translated
by Google), Dec 9, 2015: About the situation at the Fukushima Daiichi
nuclear power plant, we will inform you as follows… As part of the
accumulated water survey in the trench duct that is connected to each
building, it is a confirmation of the radioactivity concentration of
appropriate standing water, but the waste treatment building between
the contact duct taken on December 3 analytical results of stagnant
water is, ensure that it is following values.
<December
3 [2015]>
- Cesium-134: 9.2 × 10^4 Bq/L [92,000 Bq/L]
- Cesium-137: 3.9 × 10^5 Bq/L [390,000 Bq/L]
- All beta: 5.0 × 10^5 Bq/L [500,000 Bq/L]
- Tritium: 6.7 × 10^3 Bq/L [6,700 Bq/L]
Reference
(December 11… 2014):
- Cesium-134: 2.7 × 10^1 Bq/L [27 Bq/L]
- Cesium-137: 9.4 × 10^1 Bq/L [94 Bq/L]
- All beta: 1.2 × 10^2 Bq/L [120 Bq/L]
- Tritium: 3.1 × 10^2 Bq/L [310 Bq/L]
According
to TEPCO’s data, total cesium increased 3,984 times (~400,000%) and
all beta-emitting radionuclides including strontium-90 increased
4,167 times (~420,000%).
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