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Japan nuclear plant operator may have underestimated quake risks
TOKYO: A Japanese nuclear plant operator said it may have presented data underestimating earthquake risks to regulators, as Japan moves to revive nuclear power nearly 15 years after the Fukushima disaster.
Chubu Electric falsified quake-resistance data at the Hamaoka plant to pass the regulatory screening for restart.
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Nearly 15 years after one of the world’s greatest nuclear disasters in Fukushima, Japan’s push to restart nuclear power has hit fresh setbacks over claims that earthquake dangers were underestimated at a key reactor.
TOKYO: The number of people injured in a 7.5-magnitude earthquake in Japan rose to 51 on Wednesday (Dec 10), authorities said, after warning an even bigger tremor was possible in the coming
Chubu Electric Power admits it may have underestimated earthquake risks at Japan’s Hamaoka nuclear plant, prompting safety review suspensions and raising concerns over public trust.