BBC News Fukushima Nuclear Plant
Monday, March 14, 2011Cuak giler bile dapat msg cam nie...
BBC FLASHNEWS: Japan government confirms radiation leak at Fukushima nuclear plants. Asia countries should take necessary precautions. If rain comes, remain indoors first 24hrs. Close doors & windows. Swab neclskin with betadine where thyroid area is, radiation hits thyroid first. Take extra precautions. Radiation may hit Phil at starting 4pm today. Pls send to your loved ones.
Dengan jaya nyer, aku gi sent kat orang2 yg ak knal.. ok, da sent bru la nak search btol ke tidak...
seb bek la tak betol news nieh..... kat bbc news tak de pown berita gini... kalu dasyat sangat mesti da kuar kat tv kan..*naseb jepun pandai bina loji.. tak nak ade loji nuclear kat malaysia...
Facts
- The Philippine Nuclear Research Institute (PNRI) issued a statement saying thatradiation levels in the Philippine environment are all normal.
http://www.bloggedphilippines.com/2011/03/not-true-bbc-news-flash-report-japan.html
http://ph.news.yahoo.com/philippines-safe-japan-nuke-meltdown-scientists-20110312-225631-892.html
Facts
- Although there has been two explosions in the Fukushima nuclear plant and a possible meltdown might occur, there has been no radiation leak yet that can reach other countries. In fact, only those inside the 12 mile radius from the plant are susceptible to current partial radiation leakage.
See also the report from BBC:
Experts say a disaster on the scale of Chernobyl in the 1980s is highly unlikely because the reactors are built to a much higher standard and have much more rigorous safety measures.
- The Philippine Nuclear Research Institute (PNRI) issued a statement saying thatradiation levels in the Philippine environment are all normal.
Here's the actual copy of their statement:
The DOST-PNRI routinely undertakes daily radioactivity monitoring in the environment. Based on DOST-PNRI monitoring, there has been no increase in the levels of radioactivity since the time of the Fukushima event.
A plume trajectory study from the Fukushima site by the World Meteorological Organization based in Melbourne, Australia showed that the plume from the site of the incident will not pass the Philippine territory as of March 14, 2011.
http://www.bloggedphilippines.com/2011/03/not-true-bbc-news-flash-report-japan.html
http://ph.news.yahoo.com/philippines-safe-japan-nuke-meltdown-scientists-20110312-225631-892.html
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