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Long before the disastrous nuclear accidents at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant, physicist Yuko Fujita [former Keio University associate professor] warned that doomsday was coming. [...] “My effort to prevent a Chernobyl-level disaster in Japan ended in failure, but Japan’s handling of the accident is far worse than the Soviet Union’s reaction to Chernobyl,” he said. [...] he conducted field research in Russia in the early 1990s [...] The Soviet Union evicted all residents from highly contaminated areas within a 300-kilometer radius, while providing them with housing, employment and welfare measures, Fujita said. "At the time, I thought it was outrageous", Fujita said. "But it is far more conscionable than what this country is doing – deceiving people into staying, taking advantage of their attachment to their homeland". If Japan takes evacuation measures equivalent in scale to that following the Chernobyl disaster, it will need to relocate several millions of people in this densely populated country, Fujita said. "It probably means that this country will go bankrupt", Fujita said. [...]
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“My effort to prevent a Chernobyl-level disaster in Japan ended in failure, but Japan’s handling of the accident is far worse than the Soviet Union’s reaction to Chernobyl,” he said.
he conducted field research in Russia in the early 1990s
The Soviet Union evicted all residents from highly contaminated areas within a 300-kilometer radius, while providing them with housing, employment and welfare measures, Fujita said.
"At the time, I thought it was outrageous", Fujita said. "But it is far more conscionable than what this country is doing – deceiving people into staying, taking advantage of their attachment to their homeland".
If Japan takes evacuation measures equivalent in scale to that following the Chernobyl disaster, it will need to relocate several millions of people in this densely populated country, Fujita said.
"It probably means that this country will go bankrupt", Fujita said.
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