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Fukushima Prefecture Health Capacity Zone
Wed, 2011-03-16 04:57 — mdmcdonald
The Fukushima Prefecture Health Capacity Zone was hard hit by the earthquake and tsunami. Although the nuclear power plant in Fukushima was designed to withstand an 8.2 earthquake, the combination of the 9.0 earthquake and tsunami in Fukushima have led to significant damage to the power plants ability to cool its fuel rods. Explosions have occurred in three reactors and radiation has been emitted from the plant's containment systems, potentially exposing the local ecosystems and populations to radiation.
Radiation has also been emitted into the atmosphere. Radiation has been detected 100 miles away and more from the Fukushima plant by the U.S. Navy, causing them to move the Aircraft Carrier Ronald Reagan back beyond 100 miles and inhibiting its mission in the Fukushima area.
Please post information regarding the mission critical functions associated with the Fukushima Prefecture Health Capacity Zone in this area.
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