Japan to create 1st guideline on complex nuclear-related disasters

Sunday 27th April, 04:29 AM JST

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smithinjapan at 02:03 PM JST - 27th April

No doubt the front of said guideline will be subtitled; "How to expedite the cover-up process and NOT get caught!" and, "How to build effectively on massive fault lines: just because they're there, doesn't mean there'll be an earthquake some day!"
USNinJapan2 at 08:49 PM JST - 27th April

Step One: Come up with a disgustingly cute animated "image character"...
UnagiDon at 09:45 PM JST - 27th April

a disgustingly cute animated "image character"

Melty-kun, the lovable meltdown mascot, sponsored by MeltyKiss?
sailwind at 10:17 PM JST - 27th April

Sheesh...... As many times as they've had to evacuate Tokyo when Godzilla felt the urge in the past for a little urban renewal action on the Kanto plane, this should be a snap.

Why re-invent the wheel???????
zaichik at 01:42 AM JST - 29th April

I thought the mayor of Kashiwazaki did quite well in reacting to the situation - summoned the director of the plant to his office, told him to shut it down immediately, and gave the man a dressing down in front of the world's media. (I'll admit to being slightly biased here - the mayor is an ex-colleague of mine.)

The fact of the matter is, though, that the problems wouldn't have been seen as so bad, if TEPCO hadn't lied about them, and then lied about lying about them.