Fukushima, TEPCO think the casting of concrete. IAEA raises the level of risk

Japan and the world are holding their breath in front of nuclear emergency. The fear of an apocalypse is far from closed. Relief operations are also involved U.S. troops. The United States has also sent unmanned spy planes to gather information on the state of the reactors. Meanwhile, the European Commissioner for Energy Guenther Oettinger talks about new "probable catastrophic developments." The hope is now focusing on the return of electrical current to activate the cooling systems.

I sacrificed Fukushima

"We are staying in the middle." They know what they face: they will be contaminated by radiation. And then there are the explosions that at any moment could wipe them out. But still, to fight against the six reactors crazy. I am fifty TEPCO engineers who volunteered to remain to prevent the merger, the disaster for Japan.

A Fukushima I work eight hundred workers. Most were evacuated, but TEPCO has launched an appeal to engineers: "We ask you to remain at fifty." And they have taken a step forward. No, not for promotion, for an award, because it is useless to hide it: who is today in Fukushima will not have time to enjoy anything.