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Japan Clears Restart of Third Nuclear Power Unit Under Strict Regulations
The government of Japan today approved the reactivation of the Ikata nuclear plant, the third to become operational under new and strict security regulations following the Fukushima disaster in 2011.
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Don't Skimp on PC Upgrade, Japan Watchdog Tells Fukushima Operator
Tokyo Electric Power was warned by an independent watchdog to replace its outdated systems due to security concerns.
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India Seeks More Security Measures for Kudankulam Nuclear Plant
India has sought "enhanced security measures" for the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant after the Fukushmia Daichi atomic disaster in Japan, Russia today said.
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South Korea shuts down two more nuclear reactors over faulty parts
South Korea today shut down two nuclear reactors and delayed the scheduled start of operations at two more, prompting government warnings of "unprecedented" power shortages.
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Japan to push anti-terror measures at nuclear plants
The U.S. had repeatedly warned Japan about vulnerabilities at its nuclear plants in case of a September 11-style terror attack. It turned out Washington was right about the soft spots, but wrong about the enemy that would strike them.
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Japan Clears Restart of Third Nuclear Power Unit Under Strict Regulations
The government of Japan today approved the reactivation of the Ikata nuclear plant, the third to become operational under new and strict security regulations following the Fukushima disaster in 2011.
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Don't Skimp on PC Upgrade, Japan Watchdog Tells Fukushima Operator
Tokyo Electric Power was warned by an independent watchdog to replace its outdated systems due to security concerns.
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India Seeks More Security Measures for Kudankulam Nuclear Plant
India has sought "enhanced security measures" for the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant after the Fukushmia Daichi atomic disaster in Japan, Russia today said.
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South Korea shuts down two more nuclear reactors over faulty parts
South Korea today shut down two nuclear reactors and delayed the scheduled start of operations at two more, prompting government warnings of "unprecedented" power shortages.
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Japan to push anti-terror measures at nuclear plants
The U.S. had repeatedly warned Japan about vulnerabilities at its nuclear plants in case of a September 11-style terror attack. It turned out Washington was right about the soft spots, but wrong about the enemy that would strike them.
