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At the beginning of the new year, a 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck Japan, and in the following days, there was a series of natural disasters in the region.
In addition to the concern for the safety of the people affected by the disaster in Japan, the people of the world are most concerned about the safety of Japan's nuclear power plants.
However, except for two reports of water overflows and fires at nuclear power plants, the Japanese side has not stated the rest of the definite information to the outside world.
Kishida, who was silent
At the latest press conference, the Japanese official replied to the relevant matters related to Japan's earthquake relief.
However, because the people were not satisfied with the Japanese side's actions in rescuing the people and saving the losses during the earthquake, the reporters at the scene asked questions one after another.
During the half-hour conversation, neither the reporter's question nor Kishida's answer did not mention anything about the nuclear power plant's situation, and I don't know whether it was accidental or deliberately evasive.
In the later part of the press conference, more and more reporters began to raise their hands to ask questions, and looking at the increasingly fierce scene, Fumio Kishida had to hastily end the follow-up press conference on the grounds that the rescue work needed himself.
However, just as Fumio Kishida was about to get up and leave, a reporter who had not been given the opportunity to ask questions for a long time no longer cared about etiquette, and shouted directly like Fumio Kishida on the stage: "It's been three days since the earthquake, but as the prime minister, you, have never spoken out on matters related to nuclear power plants.
The reporter's words obviously shocked everyone at the scene, and Kishida's departure paused for a moment, not knowing what he thought.
At this time, the staff in charge of this press conference also began to react, trying to stop the reporters' shouting on the grounds that the reporters should get follow-up answers by email, but Kishida finally did not respond and left the press conference directly.
Japanese people who are sensitive to nuclear substances
Seeing that the government is shirking the issue of the nuclear power plant, if they really rely on writing emails to wait for the government's reply, then what do they need these reporters to do? Seeing Kishida speeding up the pace of departure, the reporters lost their previous politeness and immediately pointed out the matters that the people were most concerned about.
The reporter asked Kishida: "In the face of the current situation, shouldn't the government give up on restarting the nuclear power plant?" Prime Minister Kishida, isn't the arrival of this disaster a punishment for the restart of the nuclear power plant?
Many Japanese citizens felt the same way about the reporter's remarks, because the reporter's question expressed the voice of the ordinary Japanese people, and for Japan, the implementation of nuclear power plants is tantamount to quenching thirst.
Japan itself is a country prone to geological disasters, and perennial disasters will increase the risk of nuclear leakage and nuclear contamination, and Japan itself is a small country, and if it suffers several nuclear leaks, the living space of ordinary people will be further reduced.
In addition, Japan's protection measures for nuclear power plants are very inadequate, and in the past, Japan has caused many crises due to nuclear leakage and nuclear pollution, and the public is very distrustful of nuclear power plants.
The Japanese themselves are one of the very few groups in the world who have been in close contact with nuclear materials, and many people have been forced to be infected with nuclear radiation after World War II, leaving hidden dangers for life.
The Japanese people in dire straits
In addition to frequent earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and large tsunamis have struck Japan.
If it was just an earthquake, the people who had long been Xi to it would not be too alarmed, but the wildfires and sea water were really not something they could resist, and they could only migrate to avoid disasters, but after the earthquake, Japan's transportation was greatly affected, which brought a lot of disadvantages to their disaster avoidance.
As an island country, Japan depends on the sea to eat the sea, and even in the face of a tsunami, it is not without the power to fight back, but since Japan illegally discharged nuclear sewage into the sea, the surrounding fish have been greatly affected.
Therefore, in the face of the surging tsunami, the minds of the affected people will unconsciously think of the sea creatures that died in pain before.
As the children of the sea, now they have to be afraid of the sea, the Japanese government can deceive the world, but not their own family, they know whether the sea water is harmful after being discharged, and at the same time, they began to pay more attention to the safety of the nuclear power plant, for fear of making it worse at this moment.
In the aftermath of the earthquake, Japan briefly disclosed the accidents at two nuclear power plants, one of which caused a solution to spill due to the earthquake and had no impact on the outside world, and a short circuit in a power line caught fire and was extinguished.
On the surface, it did not cause much harm, but the Japanese government's Xi habit of covering up mistakes, the public is no longer satisfied with these simple narratives.
They want to know the most real and more accurate nuclear power plant-related matters, for the current Japanese people, they can no longer withstand the outbreak of the nuclear crisis, and only when the people know the status of the nuclear power plant can they feel at ease to fight the earthquake and provide disaster relief.
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Sudden outbreak in the middle of the night! Another earthquake with the highest seismic intensity in Japan? The latest sound! Many countries have been warned one after another, and the tsunami has struck—— surging news
At the press conference, there was a question about the nuclear power plant, but Fumio Kishida did not reply - Observer.com
At the press conference, someone asked a question about the nuclear power plant, Kishida ignored it and walked out of the venue, and Japanese netizens criticized it - China Youth Network