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mercedo wrote today at 1:20 AM engineerpoet said Radiation didn't hurt anybody In the case of Fukushima, radiation hurt anyone who is vulnerable to radiation which counts about 10 per cent of all population. Women, elderly and infants are affected more severely. On the other hand 11 per cent are believed to have resistance on radiation, so effect of radiation varies up to individuals. We believe radiation caused by this disaster is 168 times more than Hiroshima and 5 times more than Chernobyl so now many people start having various health problems. We will encounter severe diseases as heart attack, stroke, leukemia, and cancer in the coming years. Yes in the 1960s, there were several areas whose air is very contaminated. But because of the effort we had made the problem of air pollution has been greatly reduced by multiple filtration, etc.