Toxic Tokyo Japan Burn Radioactive Debris

This is an very interesting video and I like to thank my friend FC on the chat from the flying cuttlefish picayune blog for bringing this up. Arnie Gundersen have released a number of videos these last couple of days and it's hard to keep up. Well it's hard to keep up with most of the Fukushima / Japan news. Anyhow this is a interview with Arnie Gundersen done by James Corbett in Japan from Fukushima Update.

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Arnie brings up some new information about the air in Japan. Cesium in air is on the rise. Christopher Busby have also tested and shown that car air filters in Tokyo are collecting high amounts of radiation and he speaks about this in several of his videos.

This new information that Arnie Gundersen brings us is that air filters on houses now have been showing an increase in radioactive cesium particles compared with two months before. And this is alarming because this means that Cesium is now airborne and people are breathing in these particles. The reason behind this is said to be because Japan is now burning radioactive debris, what's happening now is they are in a matter of a fact spreading radiation around and making it airborne because of this. Arnie also goes into what cold shutdown means because it's not really possible to do a cold shutdown when there is a meltdown. The fuel rods are not there anymore and the radioactive corium (radioactive blob / mass) collected at the basement of the nuclear reactor buildings will never cool down below 100 Celsius. And this is what a cold shutdown means in reality, to be able to get a fully functioning reactor units water cooling system down to below 100 Celsius so it wont boil and make steam.

Do I need to remind you that we have been seeing steam coming from the reactor units for months now?
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I actually read in the local paper a few days ago and it was a short little article going something like this: "Radiation lower at Fukushima, everything's fine" OK there was a bit more to it than that, but that's to sum it up for you. How can people continue to buy this when there is 3 nuclear meltdowns, leaking containment (Unit 3 is a Plutonium MOX reactor) that are blowing out steam and they continue to burn radioactive debris and pump out radioactive water into the sea?

I have been following what's going on in the world for quite some time and I'm talking about what's really going on. For you that are in the "know", and have heard what just came out this October about what's in store for the following years. I'm starting to think more and more that Japan have gone in the way of the Samurai. Time will tell.

Radiation Detectors Find Tokyo Hot Spots - High Levels

October 16, 2011
Steve Herman | Tokyo

Boys playing baseball adjacent to shrubbery where a high level of radioactive cesium has been detected, Edogawa, Japan, October 15, 2011.

Residents in the greater Tokyo metropolitan area, the world's most populous with about 33 million people, have taken radiation monitoring into their own hands. They are making some unexpected discoveries following the March tsunami damage to the Fukushima-1 nuclear power plant.

Uninformed parents

Just meters from where a hot spot of radioactive cesium was confirmed days before by a private laboratory, a Little League baseball game was underway Sunday.

The players, their parents and the spectators, mostly neighborhood residents, unaware that some of the dirt here has tested equivalent to four times the minimum level of the contaminated zones from the 1986 Chernobyl accident in Ukraine.

While the news about the Edogawa municipal ballpark complex had been reported overseas, including on the front page of Saturday's New York Times, it had yet to be mentioned in Japan's mainstream media.

Between two of the ball fields, the Odaka family was walking in a small park with their four year-old daughter.

Odaka (who wanted to be identified only by his family name) says he and his wife had not heard anything about the radiation here, nearly 250 kilometers from the reactors that leaked radiation in the days after a huge earthquake and tsunami hit Japan's northeastern Pacific coast on March 11.

He says he would like to know more about the source of the information relayed to him by VOA News. He says the government should evaluate this information and properly inform the public.

If the area is radioactive, then the government, he adds, should decontaminate the area.

Concerns

Two mothers watching their elementary school age boys playing in a league baseball game, also expressed surprise when asked by VOA News about the adjacent contaminated soil.

The women agree that they have heard numerous general reports about radiation since the March disaster, but felt they could not be overly concerned or they would not be able to go on with their daily lives.

But this is the first time they have heard about a high level of radiation in their own neighborhood. In the nearby city of Yokohama, higher than normal levels of radioactive strontium have been found at three locations.

The suspect materials were analyzed by a private company in Yokohama that charges entities to analyze soil, sediment and food samples for various types of radiation. The Isotope Research Institute is reported to have analyzed thousands of samples sent by citizens, ranging from swimming pool water to breast milk, in the past seven months.

Hot spots

Another hot spot has been uncovered in a children's theme park in Chiba Prefecture, which is adjacent to Tokyo. The reported level of radiation there is higher than in an evacuated village in Fukushima, 45 kilometers from the crippled plant.

Citizen monitoring last week also detected abnormal levels of airborne radiation on a sidewalk on the path to a primary school in an upscale Tokyo neighborhood (in Setagaya ward). That case, however, appears not related to the Fukushima nuclear plant.

Government officials say the radiation source was found under the floor of a nearby house, old bottles containing radium powder. Radium was previously used as a luminous paint to make watch and clock faces glow in the dark.

The incidents have prompted Japan's government to order the science and environment ministries to boost monitoring of radiation levels.

But local and central government officials say the isolated hot spots outside Fukushima are not a cause for alarm because no one spends such an extended period of time at such spots to absorb doses that would harm their health.

They also are expressing skepticism about some of the highest reported readings from citizens, saying they could be erroneous as uncalibrated small dosimeters can be very inaccurate.

Radiation in sea life off the Fukushima coast and its effects on the food chain also remain a concern. Researchers at the Tokyo University of Marine Sciences and Technology say samples of plankton collected in July exhibited high levels of radioactive cesium. Many fish feed on plankton.

But the scientists say it is too soon to conclude a serious risk to humans. Some species of fish caught off Japan's Pacific Coast since the reactor meltdowns have also been found to be contaminated and Japanese authorities moved to halt those fish from being sold.

View the Voice of America Story here - One Tokyo Neighborhood Still Oblivious to Radiation Hot Spot

MP3 Fukushima Report - Jeff Rense and Yoichi Shimatsu

This Jeff Rense interview with Yoichi Shimatsu he talks about the Tokyo water situation, because there have now been done radiation readings showing that radiation is found around the mountain area outside of Tokyo where the city takes it's water from.

They have some technical difficulties in the beginning of this interview that they sort out later but Jeff Rense and Yoichi Shimatsu still manage to do another informative interview. You can also find this interview on rense.com.

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Transcribed first minutes:

Jeff Rense: OK it's time to get back with all of you good people, thanks for being here tonight. Going over to the far east to find our colleague Yoichi Shimatsu. How about Tokyo? Tokyo is finished they are saying, some of them.

Yoichi Shimatsu: Maybe I should just continue with a few thoughts from this last week.

Jeff Rense: Good go ahead.

Yoichi Shimatsu: OK, yeah well the first fallout from the article the.. written about the theft of the nuclear warhead from the United States from the main nuclear warhead assembly from Texas has got finally some fallout right away. The Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman he called the Deputy Ambassador in Washington accusing him of very serious violations of state security about Israel’s nuclear program. So serious that in fact it will take, in his own words, it will take Israel blood, sweat and tears to recover it's credibility. The first series of leaks happened in 2009 it was in the transition between Bush and Obama administration. And the Pentagon released a report US Defense Department released a report that Israel definitely have a nuclear weapons program and they also at this time released out of the American Security Agency that Israel had stolen or somehow appropriate American nuclear technology. So this is a 25 year career officer who was removed and is now taking trial in Israel on treason charges. So this is pretty amazing what is going on. You know a veteran like this probably made a few leaks, that is probably something’s have happened and this was enough for his dismissal and silence, not allowed to talk to the press. So we are seeing a very serious fallout, as a response to Lieberman Foreign Minister Liebermen I don't think the Japanese public want either sweat, tears or blood from Israel. Just give our money back that you stole from Japan while you transferred the nuclear weapons and paid them in deficiencies just as the German government paid the Israelis after world war 2. You owe the Japanese Billions of dollar for the damages you have caused with stocks pirates against the Fukushima nuclear reactor. And as we see this week all the children are lining up to go to cancer checks on their Thyroid glands, so this is very, very serious it’s going to be life long damage to many of these kids, and I think out of the courtesy and some dignity based on their own past experience, the Israelis don’t have to cry, they just have to return our money and pay for these medical checks for these children.

Jeff Rense: That’s the least that they should do, Tokyo Yoichi, Tokyo is in serious trouble their beginning to say that Tokyo is almost finished.

Japan Soil Contamination Map 300,000 bq Cesium

Story from The Japan Times

Okutama cesium level seen spiking

By MIZUHO AOKI
Staff writer

An aerial radiation survey of the capital and Kanagawa Prefecture has revealed the northwest tip of Tokyo was tainted by an unusually high amount of fallout, while most other areas showed normal levels, a science ministry official said Friday.

The results, released late Thursday, show that fallout from the Fukushima No. 1 power plant contaminated part of the mountainous Okutama region on Tokyo's western fringe. Radiation readings in the area were the highest of the two prefectures at 100,000 to 300,000 becquerels of radioactive cesium per square meter.

The hourly radiation readings in the area hovered between 0.2 and 0.5 microsievert, but a few spots had higher levels between 0.5 and 1.0 microsieverts, science official Hirotaka Oku said.

Cesium ejected from the Fukushima plant was carried by winds in a southwestern direction through the northern parts of Tochigi and Gunma prefectures before heading south over eastern Gunma and western Saitama to reach Okutama, Oku said.

The geographic features of Okutama, notably its mountains and forests, made the area susceptible to catching radioactive materials, Oku added.

Photo By Kabacchi

Contaminated areas were also spotted in eastern Tokyo, including Katsushika and Edogawa wards, which gave off hourly readings of between 0.2 and 0.5 microsievert per hour.

The highest levels of cesium-134 and -137 found in eastern Tokyo were between 60,000 and 100,000 becquerels per square meter in Katsushika, Oku said.

Cesium-134 has a half-life of two years and cesium-137 a half-life of 30 years.

The aerial monitoring didn't find much contamination in Kanagawa, however. Tainted areas were found only in some spots in the northwestern part, including in the town of Yamakita, with some areas containing between 60,000 to 100,000 becquerels per square meter at the most.

The monitoring was conducted by a helicopter equipped with a special device to detect gamma rays emitted from radioactive isotopes on the ground. Based on the detected amounts, the ministry used a calculation method to determine radiation levels about 1 meter above the ground.

Gamma rays decay as they travel through the atmosphere, and the ministry used that principle to perform its calculations to determine radiation levels near the ground, Oku said.

According to the science ministry, radioactive materials spewed from the stricken plant were carried away by the wind and landed on the ground mostly via rain, contaminating areas far beyond the Tohoku region.

On receiving the results of the ministry's survey, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government started preparations to conduct special food monitoring on produce from the town of Okutama, official Shinji Tomonaga told The Japan Times on Friday.

"Okutama is known for its production of wasabi. So we will conduct tests on wasabi from Okutama next week," Tomonaga said.He said Okutama is the biggest producer of wasabi in Tokyo. In 2009, 23 out of the 26 tons of wasabi production in Tokyo was from Okutama, he said.

Tokyo also plans to conduct tests on "yamame," a kind of trout that Okutama is also famous for, "yuzu" (citron) and mushrooms.

The metropolitan government will conduct sampling tests on other produce from Okutama as well, but the details haven't been decided, Tomonaga said.

As for Katsushika and Edogawa, it has no plans to conduct additional sampling for now because no radioactive cesium was found in its latest sampling tests in late September on "komatsuna" (mustard plant), which is grown in the area, Tomonaga said. The aerial monitoring was conducted from Sept. 14 to 18 as part of an effort also involving prefectures that started in June.

Mutant Japan - Deformed Tokyo Rats and Pink Grasshopper

Reading Fukushima Diary There was a interview with a Fukushima citizen. It's hard for us looking in to try and understand what these people are going through. Radiation is always on their minds it seems.. And divorce rates are way up now even.

Well the interview was one thing but I would like you to go and read it. However now there are deformed rats and grasshoppers turning up in Tokyo and Chiba. This along with thousands of dead fish in Chigasaki, Kanagwa. The Japanese government talks about lack of oxygen in that case..

These are the deformed rats in Tokyo from https://p.twipple.jp/kCNd7 We see the tails are deformed on two and the leg on the bottom one.

Translated in Google:
In the paddy field, Chiba Prefecture Minamiboso flow of temporary workers with elementary school children's clubs in the prefecture Sodegaura
Pelycosaur
Yoko (50) have found a pink grasshopper. Children are kept at the club.

According to the Central Prefectural Museum, "Kubikirigisu" female larvae. It is usually green or brown, rarely finds a pink pigment mutation. Once adult, it becomes more vibrant pink.

About 2 cm in length was discovered four days during September to 4 inches. The color of the body, "Peach," the child is named, "waiting to see how colors can be when you grow up," but he said, giving the leaves of grass and rice.

https://www.yomiuri.co.jp/science/news/20111002-OYT1T00464.htm
(Yomiuri Shimbun, October 02, 10:19 min, 2011)

This is the Fish Story in Japanese https://news.nifty.com/cs/headline/detail/kyodo-2011100201000592/1.htm
Translated in Google:
"Chigasaki two days, with thousands of rivers in the city, announced that the deadwere found about 2.5 km across thousands of fish such as carp and mullet fish. The study is unusual in the amount of city water and oxygen in water, he said. According to the city, a passerby discovered around 7:00 am two days. Interviewed along withfactories around, explore the carcass in a proving ground of the province."

The Fukushima Crane That Did Not Crash Down Into Reactor Unit 3

Hi folks,

So I was reading the different news sites around. Actually some would rather call them "un-official" news sites. And a story that caught my eye was that there had been a large crane that had crashed during the Typhoon Roke yesterday. I have not really been active in following the Fukushima news these last days. However I did note that the Fukushima Live Cam had gone offline, this would have been yesterday also.

As for the live cam going offline I thought that maybe they had lost power somehow during the typhoon or otherwise had some difficulty with the picture. I can't say why it went offline. But some of the viewers put two and two together and when the cam showed the crane working at the number 3 reactor unit going down they assumed that TEPCO didn't want people to see anymore of the mess. And shut down the live cam feed.

Well I have now had a look at the actual video of the crane and I can tell you it did NOT blow down, break or bend. Because of the high winds from the typhoon Roke they simply folded the crane so nothing bad could happen. They folded the crane to protect it from the high winds. So nothing bad happened. Or did it?

Having a look at this picture we can see that on September 21, 2011 there was a huge radiation spike in Tokyo. The radioactive fallout measured on that day was almost double that of what it normally have been. So I guess we can come to the conclution that something bad did happen, but the crane is unharmed and it is now back up and running. Remember they are building tents now...

On a more personal note, it's been raining here these last couple of days now on and off. And in the past I have liked the rain.. But now when I think about it, what it brings down upon us.. I don't like the rain anymore..

Typhoon Roke Make Landfall On Japan's South-West Coast

Surging waves hit against the breakwater in Udono in a port town of Kiho, Mie Prefecture, central Japan, Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2011. (AP / Chunichi Shimbun, Daiji Yanagida)

More than a million people in central Japan have been urged to evacuate as the country braces for the arrival on Wednesday of a powerful typhoon.

Reports said evacuation warnings had been issued to 1.3 million people, including 800,000 in the city of Nagoya, 170 miles (270km) west of Tokyo.

Typhoon Roke is thought to have killed five people even before it makes landfall. Police in Gifu prefecture said a nine-year-old boy and an 84-year-old woman were missing after reportedly falling into a swollen river. The body of a middle-aged man was discovered in a river in Nagoya early on Wednesday morning.

Rolling TV weather forecasts warned that Roke would make landfall on Wednesday, bringing torrential rain and violent winds.

It is expected to cling to Japan's south-west coast before moving north-east over Tokyo and on to the north-east region affected by the 11 March earthquake and tsunami.

Nuclear officials played down fears the typhoon could cause further damage to the Fukushima Daiichi power plant, where workers are battling to cool reactors that melted down in the March disaster.

A spokesman for Tokyo Electric Power, the plant's operator, said cooling systems used to keep the reactors stable would not be endangered by the typhoon. Every possible measure had been taken to prevent leaks of radioactive water, he said.

The meteorological agency warned that rivers in parts of central Japan were overflowing. NHK television showed residents in some areas wading through knee-high water.

"In Aichi the heavy rain is causing some rivers to overflow," an agency official told reporters. "I would like to ask people to exercise caution against potential disasters from torrential rain, strong winds and high waves."

Roke's arrival comes two weeks after typhoon Talas triggered floods and mudslides that left 67 people dead and 26 missing.

The meteorological agency described the eye of Roke as "very strong" and advised residents living in its path to exercise the "greatest possible vigilance".

The approaching typhoon has already caused disruption to factories and power output.

Chubu Electric Power, which supplies the central region, said it had lost 1,870 megawatts of hydropower output but there was no threat of electricity shortages.

More than 200 domestic flights were cancelled and bullet train services were suspended in some areas.

Toyota said it would close 11 factories in central Japan early to ensure the safety of employees. The carmaker said it would make up for lost output on subsequent shifts. Many commuters in Tokyo have been advised to leave work early.

By mid-morning on Wednesday the typhoon was located about 25 miles (40km) off the Kii peninsula in western Japan, generating winds of up to 135mph (216km/h).

It was expected to reach the Tokyo area in the afternoon and the tsunami disaster zone in the evening.

Heavy rain is expected in many areas of Japan's main island of Honshu through to Thursday morning, according to Kyodo news agency.

Text from Guardian UK

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No Nukes More Hearts Demonstration Tokyo Japan 60000 People

Japanese urge "farewell" to nuclear power six months after quake

Mon Sep 19, 2011 10:16am GMT

TOKYO, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Sixty thousand protesters gathered in central Tokyo on Monday demanding an end to Japan's reliance on nuclear power, six month's after the world's worst nuclear accident in 25 years.

Japan has banned people from within 20 km (12 miles) of the Fukushima Daiichi plant in northeast Japan, which had its reactor cooling systems knocked out by an earthquake and tsunami on March 11, triggering meltdowns.

Some 80,000 people have been evacuated from the area around the plant, which is still leaking radiation, in the world's worst nuclear crisis since Chernobyl in 1986 which prompted the government to rethink its energy policy.

The protest leaders, including 1994 Nobel-prize winner Kenzaburo Oe and musician Ryuichi Sakamoto, called the rally "Goodbye to Nuclear Power Plants".

"Now is the only moment to really change nuclear policy and this is the best time to act," said Satoe Sakai, 39, who travelled from the central city of Osaka to join the rally.

"If we don't stop it now, we probably never will."

Former Prime Minister Naoto Kan told Japan's Kyodo News that he had learned that around 30 million people in Tokyo and surrounding prefectures might have had to have been evacuated in a worst-case scenario.

"It was a crucial moment when I wasn't sure whether Japan could continue to function as a state," Kyodo quoted him as saying at the weekend.

Kan had said earlier that Japan had no choice but to reduce its reliance on nuclear power over time. But he stopped short of calling for a complete phasing out of nuclear power, which before the crisis accounted for about 30 percent of Japan's electricity supply.

Many of the protesters in Tokyo on Monday were from Fukushima.

"We, the people of Fukushima, do not see nuclear radiation of course and we can't smell it," said resident Yoshiharu Saito. "But we have no doubt it is spreading." (Reporting by Olivier Fabre and Mio Coxon; Writing by Mariko Katsumura and Nick Macfie)

Text Reuters Africa

Youtube Video: Jana-Press.com

Japan Nuclear Protests Getting Ugly With Police Taking Down Activists

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With the Fukushima disaster still ongoing and not getting any better for months now, activists in Tokyo are enraged with how the government and TEPCO for not dealing with the situation. With reports of children getting nosebleeds, asthma and people feeling numb for no reason the public is more and more starting to doubt the official story that everything is under control.

What most people don't realize is that the number 3 reactor unit that blew was a MOX fuel reactor. Meaning this reactor did not only have Uranium for fuel but also Plutonium.. Weapons-Grade Plutonium that is mixed into the fuel rods. With that we are not only getting high levels of radiation polutning the sea but also the air. With the Jetstream carrying the Weapons-Grade Plutonium over the Pacific Ocean to the US within days. University of California, Berkeley already have detected Plutonium in soil test around California. The name plutonium is derived from the name of the dwarf planet Pluto. Pluto is the Roman god of darkness and the underworld. It's a fitting name for the most evil and deadly element on this planet.

If Pluto is the Roman god of darkness and the underworld then TEPCO is his biaatch. This video is from September 11, 2011. We see the police taking down nuclear protesters in the streets of Tokyo.

144,200 Becquerels Cesium Found in Burned Industrial Waste

(Mainichi Japan) September 16, 2011

Excessive cesium found in burned industrial waste in 3 prefs.

In this March 12, 2011 image made from video from NTV Japan via APTN, smoke rises from the Unit 1 reactor building at the Fukushima No. 1 Nuclear Power Plant in Okuma, Fukushima Prefecture. (AP Photo/NTV Japan via APTN)

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Radioactive cesium in excess of the benchmark of 8,000 becquerels per kilogram was discovered in ashes and dust from industrial waste incinerators in six locations in Iwate, Fukushima and Chiba prefectures, the Environment Ministry said Thursday.

Among 110 industrial waste disposal facilities covered as samples in 16 prefectures in eastern and northeastern Japan, the cesium reading stood at 10,800 to 144,200 becquerels at four in Fukushima, 23,000 becquerels at one in Iwate and 11,500 becquerels at one in Chiba, it said.

A similar study found in late August that ashes from nonindustrial incinerators were polluted with over 8,000 becquerels of cesium per kg in Tokyo and six prefectures. A worker exposed daily to 8,000 becquerels of cesium would still not exceed the annual radiation exposure limit of 1 millisievert.

At the end of August, the ministry decided to get local authorities to solidify with cement incinerated dust and ashes containing 8,000 to 100,000 becquerels of cesium per kg and cover them with watertight sheeting before they are buried in the ground.

In this photo taken Friday, April 15, 2011, Japanese police officers in protective suits carry a victim in a tsunami-devastated area in the town of Namie, as the towers of the crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant are seen in the distance at top right in Fukushima Prefecture, northeastern Japan. (AP Photo/Hiro Komae)

As for those with more than 100,000 becquerels, the ministry made it possible to bury them after the level of cesium falls below the mark by solidifying them with cement. 

It earlier decided to allow those containing up to 8,000 becquerels to be buried in waste disposal sites only if residential houses are not built there in the future.

Story from Mainich Japan

Tokyo Radioactivity Higher Than Chernobyl

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Christopher Busby visiting professor at the University of Ulster’s school of biomedical sciences and scientific secretary of the European Committee on Radiation Risk talks to RT about the saftey of the reactors. Due to the fact the Fukushima units were in meltdown before the tsunami hit.

Prof. Christopher Busby goes on to say "There’s a very, very high level of contamination even as far south as Tokyo. For example, we found one sample in Tokyo that had levels of radioactivity higher than levels inside the Chernobyl exclusion zone. a Very serious matter."

☢ Tokyo Radioactivity Extreme Sample Higher Than Chernobyl Exclusion Zone ☢

RT: Now in Japan the government and the plants operator TEPCO have come under heavy criticism from many quarters for the reliability of the information they have been releasing about this disaster. Do you think that we now know the true extent of this crisis?

Prof. Christopher Busby: No, I know that we don't, because I have actually visited there and I have taken quite sufisticated radiation measuring equipment. And I have been able to satisfy myself that the concentrations of radionuclides on ground even as far as 100 and more kilometers away from the plant are very much higher than they have been saying. 

And indeed some measurements that I have been making on airfilters from vehicles from as far away as Tokyo show that the concentrations of caesium 137 for example in these filters is more than 1000 times higher in terms of air concentration than the air concentration that the peak of the weapons fallout in 1963. So we are talking about serious, serious levels of radioactive nuclides. And the problem is that this is effectively being ignored by the authorities concentrating on the external dose rates. So they say, so long as the external dose rate is not more than so many Micro Sieverts Per Hour or whatever it happens to be, everybody is going to be safe.

In some sense they are comparing it with natural background radiation. But actually it can not be compared with natural background radiation. There a very high levels of contamination even as far south as Tokyo. For example, we found one sample in Tokyo that had levels of radioactivity higher than levels inside the Chernobyl exclusion zone. It's a very serious matter.

RT:  So professor Busby how serious are these new cracks to the structure of the Fukushima plant. Should we be alarmed?

Prof. Christopher Busby: Well the fact that steam coming out, and we know from measurements made in California that the steam contains the Isotope Sulfur 35. This Isotope is associated with neutron radiation of chlorine and so what we got here is a cituation were you got fission taking place, an enormous neutron concentration, neutron flux and seawater. And effectively we are producing very large quantities of radionuclides all the time and they havn't been able to deal with that. I was told by somebody who had heard this from a TEPCO official who was talking to the prime minister of Japan who said that the releases from the plant now in the order of 10 to the power of 13 becquerels every hour. So (laugh) we are talking about something that is absolutley ongoing and it's just being ignored. It's not being adequipley reported by the authorities in Japan or in the International Atomic Energy Agency

RT:  M'kay more in time, Christopher Busby scientific secretary of the European Committee on Radiation Risk, many thanks for speaking to us this evening.

Tokyo Man 7500 Becquerel Internal Radiation

UPDATE Prof. Christopher Busby:

☢ Tokyo Radioactivity Extreme Sample Higher Than Chernobyl Exclusion Zone ☢

This story was posted a couple of days ago. But I wanted to give you some additional information about the numbers. Tokyo is located 150 miles from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant. The Radiation have reached Tokyo and it still does, how much is the question have reached Tokyo so far.

Why this man have over 7000 bq/kg Caesium is not known, it could be that he have eaten some heavy contaminated foods bought in Tokyo. A nurse from Sendai City above Fukushima have reported the same about contaminated foods ☢ Patients Are Losing Hair Tweets Sendai City Nurse ☢
You will find more down at the bottom of the post under FACTS

Posted by Mochizuki on August 8th, 2011
https://fukushima-diary.com/2011/08/breaking-news-a-tokyo-citizen-turned-out-to-be-internally-exposed/

A man from Tokyo went to Hokkaido for sightseeing.
He had a whole body counter check to see if he’s taken radioactive particles into his body.

The result was “positive”.

Caesium137 ; 868bq
Caesium134 ; 6373bq

The doctor asked him if he went to Fukushima,he replied no.

He normally spent days in Tokyo.

Now it’s pretty rational to think most of the other people are equally dosed.

The doctor added,
There are too little sample of low dose symptoms,so even if you have cancer in the future,
maybe it’s hard to prove it has something to do with Fukushima.

This is how “our” government is going to abandon us.

We are the people ,of the government,by the government,for the government.

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FACTS: 

If a man get 63 000 Bq Caesium 137 from food he would radiate 1 mSv (this only apply to Caesium 137, no other radioactive materials)

Cesium 137 half-life: 30 Years
Cesium 134 half-life: 2 Years

This man however had a total of above 250.000 bq/kg outside the evacuation zone.

☢ Japanese Citizen Had 252,422 becquerels Kg Internal Exposure When Tested ☢

Tested
Caesium 137: 129,746 Bq
Caesium 134: 122,676 Bq

He will radiate over 2 mSv with the Caesium 137 and continue to do so for 30 years if he lives. Then the half-life would make the radiation go down to 1 mSv.