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Yer wha lad?
Bring back Davek.
Go and take yer head for a wobble or better still get yer nuts
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Yer wha lad?
Bring back Davek.
This thing's going arse up. Russians now saying it's facing the worst possible scenario; Yanks saying it's out of control; French placing it at level 6 disaster...out of 7 levels. The shattered casings containing those reactors tell it's own story.
Look, Homer Simpson managed to stop a meltdown whilst wearing a man dress, I'm pretty sure they'll get it under control
Shattered buildings housing the reactor containers.
I think part of it in crisis management is partly - information overload.
Partly - fatigue. These teams have been working 24/7 for 5 days now.
Partly culture. Partly not wanting to panic the public.
There are principle things that have happened.
However, talks about real genuine risk.
Like I said before the US military and other governments. If they say things like "YOU MUST LEAVE" to their citizens then you know there's a problem.
The French are doing it because they have an election coming up. The Russians are just bringing out support staff at their embassy. The Germans too for home political reasons - more elections.
Thats why the US response is the one to watch
The steel casing on at least one reactor is exposed and open to the elements. That's been widely reported.
No reactor 3 has an apparent crack in it.
Thats not the same as exposed or open to the elements.
Its the storage ponds causing the major concern now.
I think that's what you've confused it with
Yes, I accept that could have been what I heard.
Just received this email reply at work, not sure I should really put it in here, but its from a close contact in Tokyo. Thought it may just be of interest perhaps
Dear Alio
thank you for your encouraging e-mail.
I personally and my family are OK!
As for our company, we, all employees, their familly and our company facility, don't suffer serious damage in spite of the massive earthquake and Tsunami attacking the northeastern section of Japan on March 11, 2011. We have been focussing on the serious trouble in Fukushima nuclear power station which is 250km approximately far from the center of Tokyo in north-northeast direction and whose effect the Tokyo Electric Power Company has been trying to minimize in cooperation with the Japanese goverment since March 11, 2011.
Although some trouble is expected by the damage and the confusion of an infrastructure such electricity and transportation e.t.c. by the earthquake disaster, our company is doing business since March 14, 2011 as usual.
We would like to thank you for what you have done for our company and hope that you will continue to favor us with your generous support in the future.
P.S.
As you may know how huge the serious damages by the earthquake and tsunami are facing at northeastern of Japan, I also have no words to express its catastrophic situation. The natural disaster far beyond our imagination has given Japan of this modernization the big trial. The strong support from several foreigen countries such Korea, Germany and U.S.A encourages us, without mentioning the sufferer in the devastated areas. From now on, it will be a big ordeal how we overcome this difficulty.
Finally I express our hertfelt sympathy to all persons affected by the Tohoku Pacific Earthquake.
It is a massive oversight if what the US NRC is saying is true, and they let the water boil off.
That could be classic mistake of fatigue/overwhelming information etc.
Because they allowed something that wasn't a problem , then become a problem whilst dealing with what was considered the main issue.
Certainly it could be that the number of reactors on one site might be exacerbating this information-overload issue for those making decisions..