"Fukusima" won’t explode
The efforts to push the defensive nitrogen membrane of the Japanese "Fukusima" nuclear plant reactor are successful and they will allow the prevention of hydrogen accumulation within the membrane, that is, a potential explosion, as reported by the company exploiting the "Fukusima" nuclear plant. The company also informed that this will take another five days and may be repeated for the second and third reactors.
The chairman of the UN commission in charge of controlling nuclear radiation effects said there are traces of radioactive iodine exhaustion caused by the incident at the nuclear plant around the world, but the content is much lower than the content that existed after Chernobyl.
This dangerous situation was caused after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.
