TEPCO Implements Restrictions At Fukushima Daiichi To Control Covid
Fukushima prefecture has managed to keep covid cases down to a total of 82. For obvious reasons TEPCO has been
Read moreFukushima prefecture has managed to keep covid cases down to a total of 82. For obvious reasons TEPCO has been
Read moreThis is one section of our annual report, the full report can be found here. We will be posting a
Read moreThe type of tyvek suit workers use at Fukushima Daiichi is suddenly in short supply world wide. The same air
Read moreTEPCO is providing health checks on current and former contract workers at Fukushima Daiichi. The report appears to indicate this
Read moreThis unusual event at Fukushima Daiichi took place in early June. Workers entered a 2nd floor electrical room in the
Read moreA new report out of TEPCO and the various parties involved in decommissioning documents that 15 workers from Fukushima Daiichi
Read moreA study published in March of 2016 found insoluble cesium lodged in the lungs of some of the highly exposed
Read moreA decontamination worker went missing in the fall of 2015. A recent tip given to police implicated six workers for
Read moreNHK is broadcasting a documentary throughout the week called 88 Hours – The Fukushima Nuclear Meltdown. It is based on
Read moreTEPCO released a handout today providing new data on the unit 1/2 vent tower. The handout included photos from 2013
Read moreAnother worker at Fukushima Daiichi has died. The worker was doing some sort of work involving small tanker trucks used
Read moreThe Japanese government has decided to allow RERF (Radiation Effects Research Foundation) to do an epidemiological study on the workers
Read moreJournalist Ryuichi Kino has documents a large number of injuries to workers in 2014 that TEPCO has not made public. The
Read moreThis information was found buried in a HiCare conference report from later in 2011. They explained their response as radiation
Read moreWorkers have taken the unusual step of suing TEPCO for unpaid wages, even though the four workers are employed by
Read moreA new report released by Kyodo News seems to clear up what transpired and who may have wanted to abandon
Read moreWorkers for TEPCO have been leaving at a rapid pace. Between cuts in pay and the social stigma of working
Read moreThe Health Ministry has announced they will give 20,000 of the workers at Fukushima Daiichi life long health checks. 2,000
Read more142 TEPCO workers were found to have higher radiation exposures than TEPCO admitted. The Labor ministry found the workers doses
Read more11 workers have been hospitalized after a series of unidentified chemical leaks at the site’s aging tank farms. The two
Read moreWorkers at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster site took to the streets in Tokyo to demand fair treatment and safer
Read moreThe United Steel Workers is sending a team of international safety department scientists to take samples and test workers at the
Read more13 workers have been found to have internal exposure to americium 241 by inhalation after their lab tests came back. DOE
Read more31,383 workers have passed through the gates of Fukushima Daiichi between March 2011 and December 2013. TEPCO has complained of
Read moreExamples of the continued abuse of workers hired to work at the nuclear disaster site continued in the last year.
Read moreMany of the workers at Fukushima Daiichi lived in the area. They lost their homes to the tsunami and nuclear
Read moreReuters put out a special feature story on how the homeless are being recruited to do decontamination work in Fukushima
Read moreTEPCO had been inspecting the unit 1/2 vent tower at a distance after damage to the upper structural system was
Read moreWorkers are stressed, nobody is being held accountable, solutions remain out of grasp with the Olympics as a looming distraction.
Read moreThe day after METI told the press they were taking over the leaking water response at Fukushima Daiichi, they proved
Read moreNHK is reporting after the most recent TEPCO press conference that radiation levels are rising around Fukushima Daiichi. This seems
Read moreThe dust monitoring equipment both inside and outside of the anti-quake building at Daiichi went off on the 19th. Two
Read moreMasao Yoshida, chief at Fukushima Daiichi during the 2011 disaster died of esophageal cancer Tuesday in Tokyo. Yoshida’s actions during
Read moreAsahi Shimbun reports on the prolific problems of the Yakuza in the layers of contractors used to conduct decontamination work
Read moreConcerns about damage to unit 1 and possibly other units having happened before the tsunami hit the plant still exist
Read moreThe use of these vests was mentioned in passing by worker “Happy11311” while talking about the effort to clean off
Read moreWorkers at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant and radiation experts have pointed out flaws in early worker exposure monitoring. This
Read moreWorker Happy, mentions that the installation of the cover building columns is beginning at Fukushima Daiichi. (machine translation) “Could they
Read moreThe Fukushima 50 (actually totaling 300 workers) currently have about a 50% incidence rate of depression or PTSD. On top of this
Read moreA number of recent reports show the manpower problems at Fukushima Daiichi. There have been problems all along with trying
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