155 Marines - specialize in working with nuclear disasters - has sat on a plane bound for Fukushima.
Help needed.
The level of radioactive iodine reaches new peak measurements.
The 155 soldiers from Task Force Chemical Biological Incident Response Force is trained to identify the chemicals, monitoring radiation levels and to remediate radioactive contaminated personnel.
The team is expected to Japan tomorrow, said an officer in the U.S. according to TT.
Not participate actively
But they will not participate directly in efforts to stabilize the situation in the wrecked reactor but only assist the local authorities at the Fukushima nuclear power plant.
Japan, which has been selective in accepting assistance, has received the U.S. offer.
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And help may be needed.
The level of radioactive iodine is 4385 times higher than allowed in the ocean off the quake hit the power plant in Fukushima Japan, Kyodo news agency reported.
Levels have risen rapidly. On Saturday, the value 1250 times higher than permitted.
This shit just got real.
stay strong Japan!
SvaraRaderaHAITI
SvaraRaderadamn, poor people in japan!
SvaraRaderaVery good to hear - Japanese officials were obviously extremely ill prepared to deal with such a disaster... Then again, who ever is
SvaraRaderamade me think about things, following
SvaraRaderathis video explains everything:
SvaraRaderahttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sakN2hSVxA
http://www.moviemonstrosityblog.blogspot.com
Japan is a great country. I feel sorry for lost of their people and the destruction of their cities and villages.
SvaraRaderaHope they'll be okey
SvaraRaderaNow that are bad news, hope they can fix it
SvaraRaderaI do feel sorry for them, however if the surrounding oceans ore contaminated there might be a blanket ban on them eating all the dolphins!
SvaraRaderaI hope they can fix it God bless them
SvaraRaderathey need to get this fixed soon
SvaraRaderaThey should stay in USA because there is stil high level of radiation!
SvaraRaderaJapan is the source of most of the great relaxing content in my life - namely anime and manga! Peace to them and hope they recover! Great blog - followed.
SvaraRadera