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There are several nuclear power plants in the area of the earthquake in Japan! Nuclear regulators said they were confirming the damage

author:Southern Metropolis Daily

On the afternoon of January 1, a 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck the Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, and the Japan Meteorological Agency issued a tsunami warning asking nearby residents to evacuate immediately. The reporter learned from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Japan's nuclear regulator, that the committee is investigating the impact of the earthquake on nuclear facilities, and the Shiga Nuclear Power Plant of Hokuriku Electric Power Company and others were affected by the maximum magnitude 7 earthquake. There are no abnormalities in the six nuclear power plants currently under inspection.

There are several nuclear power plants in the area of the earthquake in Japan! Nuclear regulators said they were confirming the damage

Japan's Tokyo Electric Power Company's Kashiwazaki Kariwa Nuclear Power Plant.

After the earthquake, a tsunami several meters high has been observed in many parts of Japan, with a tsunami about 5 meters high observed in Noto, Ishikawa Prefecture, near the epicenter. Earlier, China's National Ocean Forecast Observatory reported that the Japanese tsunami would not affect the coast of the mainland.

There are several nuclear power plants in the area of the earthquake in Japan! Nuclear regulators said they were confirming the damage

A tsunami warning has been issued in the Noto region of Japan and other places.

At around 16:30, a reporter from Nandu learned from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Japan's nuclear regulator, that the committee was investigating the impact of the earthquake on nuclear facilities. Among them, Japan's Hokuriku Electric Power Company's Shiga Nuclear Power Plant was affected by an earthquake with a magnitude of 7, but fortunately, the unit is undergoing regular inspections, and the reactor is in a state of "shutdown and cooling".

There are several nuclear power plants in the area of the earthquake in Japan! Nuclear regulators said they were confirming the damage

Japan Ishikawa 县.

On December 27, 2023, Japan's Tokyo Electric Power Company's Kashiwazaki Kariwa Nuclear Power Plant has just lifted its ban on operation. Niigata Prefecture, where it is located, was affected by an earthquake with a maximum seismic intensity of 6 or higher. Units 1 to 7 of the plant have been decommissioned and are under ongoing investigation.

Japan's Nuclear Regulatory Commission said that none of the six nuclear power plants currently under investigation have found any anomalies.

Written by: Nandu meets Xi reporter Xiao Yue

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