Tokyo: The committee of experts set up to dispose of radioactive water of Japan's damaged Fukushima nuclear plant has said that it is going to be dumped into the sea. At the same time, after three years of study, the committee has given its report to the Government of Japan on Friday. The Fukushima nuclear plant was destroyed in Japan in 2011 due to the terrible tsunami, after which the Tapco-powered plant was shut down.
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According to the information received, the committee constituted by the Ministry of Industry has said in its advice that blowing the radioactive liquid deposited in the nuclear plant into the sea or by evaporation is the most practical option. It is also being said that on this advice, informed people from the local community are expressing apprehension that this may have a bad effect on sea creatures and fishermen. The treated liquids of the plants are currently stored in thousands of tanks. It is worth mentioning that on 11 March 2011, after the 9.0 magnitude earthquake under the sea, the tsunami water began to leak as it entered the Fukushima Daiichi plant. No one was officially killed due to the leak, but about 18,500 people were killed in the tsunami. After the nuclear accident, more than 40 patients hospitalized died after evacuating the area.
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At the same time, when the investigation was done about this whole, it was found that three officers operating the Fukushima plant were accused of being negligent in taking better security measures. However, later these officers were acquitted. In the year 2015, the sensors of the Fukushima Nuclear Plant detected new radiation of very high capacity in the area. These radiations have been mixed into the sea with radioactive water, which again posed a threat to the plant being removed. According to reports, the level of radiation was 70 times higher than the surrounding.
