1844: Mikan in Tokyo writes: "There is a growing sense that the Japanese government is not telling us the true story. On one end, there is the Japanese media that plays down the nuclear drama and focuses on human drama, and at the other, the foreign media is up-playing the nuclear disaster. In my company I heard at least half the essential staff is being sent to Hong Kong, Singapore or even Sydney. I am preparing to leave Tokyo and/or Japan. So are many of my friends. There is a sense of deserting Tokyo as soon as possible." Have Your Say
1839: UK nuclear expert John Large tells the BBC that the wind direction off the east coast of Japan is moving round to the south, which could take any radioactive plume from the Fukushima plant over the Tokyo region.
Tokyo is now suffering from rolling blackout. Tokyo might be liable to nuclear contamination from the wind of just the north.
Fukushima nuclear power plant has been giving off already wind hazardous enough.
US aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan that anchored off the coast 160 km from the plant detected radiation.
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