03/27/11-by Bridgette P. LaVictoire The emergency at Japan’s
Fukushima Dai-Ichi plant continues onward with hundreds of
Japanese citizens turning out to protest against nuclear power
and the Japanese government losing patience with the executives
of Tokyo Electric Power Company in a disaster that could result
in the necessity of moving the nation’s capitol back to the city
of Kyoto, which was home of the Emperor until 1869. Takashi
Kurita, a spokesman for TEPCO, indicated that the reading that
indicated that radiation levels coming from Unit 2 at the Dai-
Ichi plant had hit 10 million times higher than normal in the
cooling system was not valid. He stated “The number is not
credible. We are very sorry.” Officials were busy taking another
sample, but not number is going to be available right away. The
reading caused an evacuation of the plant. Even though they have
stated that the water is contaminated with radiation, the
contamination is not that bad. Meanwhile, the government is
hitting a point where they are