Japanese experts trying to avert disaster at the worst hit nuclear power plant Number Three at Fukushima, say they have made progress. Fire trucks doused the earthquake crippled Number Three reactor for hours. Officials said pressure levels were stabilising and they would not now have to release radio active steam to prevent another explosion. The focus there continues to be on reconnecting power supply which would allow the cooling systems to be restarted.
News On AIR | March 20, 2011 8:21 PM
Japan: Nuclear emergency continues