Japan: Radioactive levels high around nuclear plant

Japan: Radioactive levels high around nuclear plant
(Updated 10:50 a.m.) Japan’s prime minister urged residents within 30 km of the earthquake-hit Fukushima nuclear power plant to remain indoors because increased radioactive levels were detected in the area after a blast in the facility early Tuesday. Meanwhile, the French Embassy in Tokyo, 240 km south of the plant, warned a low level of radioactive wind could reach the capital within 10 hours.
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Japan warns radioactive levels high around plant after blast
FUKUSHIMA: Japan’s prime minister warned on Tuesday that radioactive levels had become high around an earthquake-stricken nuclear power plant after explosions at two reactors, adding that the risk of more radiactive leakage was rising, according to Reuters.
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Japan warns radioactive levels high around plant
(Updated 11: 50 a.m.) Japan’s prime minister said on Tuesday that radioactive levels became high around an earthquake-stricken nuclear power plant after the latest blast that occurred there. People within 30 km of the facility north of Tokyo were told to remain indoors, even as the French embassy in the capital warned a low level of radioactive wind could reach Tokyo within 10 hours.
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