Japan's Tokyo Electric Power Company said that the first nuclear polluted water discharge for the 2024 fiscal year ended at noon local time (5/7) today (May 7), and a total of about 7,800 tons of nuclear contaminated water have been discharged into the sea over the past 17 days. According to TEPCO, the fifth emission was affected by a power outage due to cable damage caused by excavation work on April 24, and the sea-drainage facility at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant was shut down for about 6 and a half hours. TEPCO plans to discharge nuclear polluted water 7 times in fiscal year 2024, with a total discharge of about 54,600 tons, 1.8 times that of fiscal year 2023. The next discharge is likely to begin as early as this month. (CCTV International News)
日本第5次核污染水排海结束
Japan's 5th Nuclear Contaminated Water Discharge Ends
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