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Gempa Bumi & Tsunami Jepun Versi 2 : Post #143 Utk Info Lanjut Nuklear
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kejadian Gempa Bumi digambarkan dalam Drama Oshin......... |
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apa kedudukan terkini fukushima? dah cari ke dia punya rod tu? inner vessel ke ape? out of control? |
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Reply 259# hartanahmalaya
Thanks for the great pictures  |
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any update.........?
evolutionary Post at 21-3-2011 18:20 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_Fukushima_nuclear_accidents
updated every day. |
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kirenye dah hampir dapat dikawal la situasi kat fukushima ni...so harap diorang dapat recover quickly from the triple disaster.. |
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Post Last Edit by mysweetisha at 22-3-2011 03:09
Pencemaran radiasi dalam makanan di Jepun serius
TOKYO - Pertubuhan Kesihatan Sedunia (WHO) menyatakan pencemaran radiasi dalam makanan susulan letupan di loji nuklear Fukushima-Daiichi akibat gempa bumi dan tsunami merupakan situasi yang serius.
 GAMBAR tidak bertarikh Jabatan Kesihatan Taiwan yang disiarkan kelmarin menunjukkan sampel kacang parang tercemar radiasi yang diimport dari Jepun.
Dalam satu kenyataannya semalam, WHO memberitahu bahawa debu radioaktif yang kini tersebar di udara telah menyebabkan makanan dan bekalan air bersih tercemar.
"Tidak dapat dinafikan, pencemaran ini adalah serius," kata jurucakap WHO di Manila, Peter Cordingley dalam wawancara telefon dengan agensi berita Reuters.
"Ia jauh lebih serius berbanding jangkaan awal bahawa pencemaran ini cuma terhad dalam lingkungan 20 hingga 30 kilometer dari loji tersebut. Beberapa bahan makanan tercemar telah ditemui di luar zon kontaminasi," tambahnya.
Susulan perkembangan tersebut, Kementerian Luar Jepun menggesa orang ramai yang tinggal dekat dengan loji berkenaan supaya tidak meminum air paip selepas ia dikesan mengandungi bahan iodin radioaktif.
 BEBERAPA pekerja sedang menyiapkankubur besar untuk mengebumikanmangsa-mangsa tsunami di BandarHigashimatsushima, negeri Miyagi.
Setakat ini, beberapa kes sayuran dan susu dicemari radiasi mencetuskan kebimbangan di Jepun dan negara-negara serantau walaupun Tokyo berulang kali memberi jaminan bahawa tahap pencemaran itu tidak merbahaya.
Sebagai langkah pencegahan, kerajaan Jepun melarang penjualan susu mentah dari negeri Fukushima dan bayam di sebuah kawasan berdekatan. Mengulangi jaminan kerajaan Jepun sebelum ini, Cordingley berkata, tiada bukti bahawa makanan tercemar yang dikeluarkan di Fukushima sampai ke negara-negara lain.
BEBERAPA pekerja sedang menyiapkankubur besar untuk mengebumikanmangsa-mangsa tsunami di BandarHigashimatsushima, negeri Miyagi.
Jepun mengeksport buah-buahan, sayuran, produk tenusu dan makanan laut dengan Hong Kong, China dan Amerika Syarikat (AS) merupakan pelanggan terbesarnya.
Sementara itu, Ketua Agensi Tenaga Atom Antarabangsa (IAEA), Yukiya Amano mengaku situasi nuklear Jepun masih amat serius tetapi memberi jaminan negara itu akan dapat menanganinya secara efektif.
Amano melahirkan keyakinan itu ketika mempengerusikan satu mesyuarat tergempar 35 negara yang membentuk lembaga pentadbiran IAEA di Vienna semalam.
"Krisis loji nuklear Fukushima-Daiichi yang terletak 240 kilometer ke utara Tokyo masih belum selesai dengan situasi di loji itu masih serius. Namun saya yakin ia akan dapat ditangani," katanya.
Beberapa reaktor nuklear di loji Fukushima-Daiichi meletup dan terbakar seterusnya melepaskan pencemaran radiasi sejak timur laut Jepun dilanda gempa bumi kuat berukuran 9 pada skala Richter dan tsunami pada 11 Mac lalu.
Setakat ini, angka rasmi kematian adalah 8,450 orang dengan 12,931 masih hilang manakala anggaran kerugian akibat malapetaka berkembar itu mencecah AS$235 bilion (RM717 bilion). - Reuters |
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ada sesapa tau....SMART team ada pi jepun tak? |
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rasanya baru berlepas...... |
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paling respek kat forumer nick VOKURO..dia hentam orang sebab kebenaran...dan dia juga tak pernah nak PA orang...
noor2 Post at 16-3-2011 13:59
ha ha ha ha.... tak pernah PA org? ye lah sgt tu. awak ni adik beradik vokurung ke?  |
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ha ha ha ha.... tak pernah PA org? ye lah sgt tu. awak ni adik beradik vokurung ke? : ...
zorrro_03 Post at 22-3-2011 15:48
iya inche zoro...ada apa masalah dgn saya ke? |
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Pencemaran radiasi dalam makanan di Jepun serius
TOKYO - Pertubuhan Kesihatan Sedunia (WHO) menyata ...
Sementara itu, Ketua Agensi Tenaga Atom Antarabangsa (IAEA), YukiyaAmano mengaku situasi nuklear Jepun masih amat serius tetapi memberijaminan negara itu akan dapat menanganinya secara efektif.
Amano melahirkan keyakinan itu ketika mempengerusikan satu mesyuarattergempar 35 negara yang membentuk lembaga pentadbiran IAEA di Viennasemalam.
"Krisis loji nuklear Fukushima-Daiichi yang terletak 240 kilometer keutara Tokyo masih belum selesai dengan situasi di loji itu masihserius. Namun saya yakin ia akan dapat ditangani," katanya.
Beberapa reaktor nuklear di loji Fukushima-Daiichi meletup dan terbakarseterusnya melepaskan pencemaran radiasi sejak timur laut Jepun dilandagempa bumi kuat berukuran 9 pada skala Richter dan tsunami pada 11 Maclalu.
Setakat ini, angka rasmi kematian adalah 8,450 orang dengan 12,931masih hilang manakala anggaran kerugian akibat malapetaka berkembar itumencecah AS$235 bilion (RM717 bilion). - Reuters
mysweetisha Post at 22-3-2011 03:04
AMAT SERIUS beb! jaga2 sayur2 harian kita makan tu kot2 dari jepun! :cf: |
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iya inche zoro...ada apa masalah dgn saya ke?
noor2 Post at 22-3-2011 15:49
takde pape masalah. nak tahu je.  |
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What happens to home values if you live near a nuclear reactor?Mar 18, 2011 14:31 EDT
By Jennifer Merritt
The ongoing nuclear crisis that followed the earthquake and tsunami in Japan has renewed fears about nuclear power plants across the globe. It has led to temporary shutdowns in some countries and in the U.S., a call for safety reviews of the 104 reactors at the 64 commercial nuclear facilities — some just outside major cities and population areas like New York, Boston and Orange County, California.
For some homeowners in and near towns that nuclear reactors call home, safety is just one concern. Those looking to sell might be in for a long wait for buyers along with a decline in sale prices and property values. Experts say buyers will carefully scrutinize how close their dream home might be to a nuclear plant.
Already, community message boards across the web are on fire with comments from prospective buyers reconsidering a purchase in or near a reactor town. “I’d be shocked if this didn’t have a temporary negative effect on selling prices,” said David Clark, professor of economics at Marquette University. Clark has conducted numerous studies on the impact of nuclear power plants and other negative external factors, like crime and other perceived hazards, on home values.
Just how temporary — and how big — any negative impact might be remains to be seen, Clark and others say. If, for example, one or more of the crippled nuclear reactors at Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi plant go into complete meltdown and there’s a large release of radiation into the air, the chilling effect — and with it, a downward push on home values in nuclear towns like Buchanan, New York. Plymouth, Massachusetts, and San Luis Obispo, California — could last longer than the maximum of two to three years economists would consider temporary.
Already, several homes within a short distance of the Plymouth Nuclear Power station have shown price drops, according to Trulia.com.
What’s more, if the public outcry and regulatory scrutiny continues, some states might force disclosure about a home’s distance from a nuclear power plant in real estate sales, right alongside disclosures about termite damage, roof leaks and boiler conditions, says Peter G. Miller, founder of consumer real estate website ourbroker.com. California already requires such disclosure within a certain distance. California, along with Oregon, are the only states that also require disclosure of earthquake zones, even though would-be buyers could easily find the information themselves, says Walter Molony, a spokesman for the National Association of Realtors.
After the 1979 Three Mile Island nuclear plant accident in Pennsylvania, home prices in the area took a dive, but the negative impact leveled out after a couple of years, according to various research studies. When a new power plant — nuclear or otherwise — or other perceived hazard (think hazardous waste treatment plant or garbage processing facility) is approved to be built, the same scenario often plays out. In the first year or two, homeowners will flood the market with homes for sale, depressing prices. Gradually, as workers at these new facilities move in — bothered less by the stigma — home values and prices tick up. Except in thinly-populated areas, though, that increase in value will rarely return to pre-hazard levels. Part of the reason, say experts, is the psychological discount for danger that’s expected by buyers.
Still, Molony says even with natural disasters, most of the time the impact on home prices is temporary and take time to show up in sales and price data. “Trends like this don’t materialize in market behavior overnight.”
That might be true for broader data sets, but probably not for actual buyers in the market today. Michael Graessle, president of the Westchester Putnam Association of Realtors, says few would-be buyers have asked about the Indian Point nuclear power plant along the Hudson River in Buchanan, New York, in the past.
“They know it’s there,” says Graessle, adding that as a big contributor to the tax rolls, the main impact of Indian Point so far has been to keep property taxes low around the area. Now, with media scrutiny and meltdown concerns in Japan, he anticipates a temporary shift. “With the issues now and the heightened concerns, it’s something people will want to know about.”
But that doesn’t mean buyers will retreat for long. Cynthia Lippolis, a licensed real estate broker with Prudential River Towns Real Estate has been selling homes near Indian Point for 26 years and says agents in her firm tell would-be buyers about the reactors — and about Sing Sing Prison in nearby Ossining — whether they ask or not.
“We have had people over the years who’ve decided not to buy in the area because of [the prison] or the [nuclear plant],” says Lippolis who says the area’s low prices and more-reasonable taxes are what attract buyers, many of whom are first-time homeowners leaving New York City. “Yes, some people will come here now and think it could happen here and be less interested, but I think it will be very temporary.” Any price declines, she says, would be hard to distinguish between the effect of nuclear nerves or the continued economic uncertainties.
Indeed, home prices in the town are lower than surrounding areas. According to data calculated by Zillow.com, the January median home value in Buchanan is currently just over $100,000 less than in neighboring Croton-on-Hudson, which is less than six miles downriver. While other factors, like a slightly shorter train ride to Manhattan for commuters and older housing stock play into that discrepancy, experts say it’s partly a discounted price for close proximity to the nuclear power plant in a densely-populated county where there are plenty of other towns to consider.
In Dana Point, California, according to Zillow’s calculations, home values are about $37,000 higher than in San Clemente, home to the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, just seven miles away. Still, San Clemente hasn’t seen the same price decreases as Orange County as a whole during the past few years. Experts say is partly due to another big factor that plays into the value of a nuclear-neighborhood home: visual cues. The San Onofre facility can’t be seen from most of San Clemente. Researchers like Clark have found a greater negative impact on home prices further away from a plant — but with a better view of the cooling towers or stacks — than areas closer to a reactor but without a view of it.
Such visual cues could amplify the negative impact on home prices near nuclear reactors now, too, as the tell-tale pictures and videos from Japan — and from local television reports on U.S. reactor facilities — make would-be homebuyers more aware of what they’re looking at on their Sunday house tours.
What’s more, if Miller’s hunch is correct — that some states will institute rules requiring sellers to disclose how close they are to a nuclear power plant — home sale prices could take an additional temporary hit, particularly if such rules are enacted quickly. “The people who are going to be influenced are the people currently in the market for homes,” he says.
For sellers near nuclear facilities, the best advice, say Miller, Clark and others, is to sit tight. “If you are a seller, you want as few barriers as possible in marketing your home,” says Miller. “This is something that’s going to bother people.”
If you don’t have to move or put your home on the market right now, a few months time can make a difference in how fresh the concerns are in the mind of buyers — and how much a home might need to be discounted to attract a sale.
“Sellers that lived in Buchanan and the surrounding areas know that someone who understands Indian Point is safe will come along and buy the house,” says Lippolis. This isn’t Homer Simpson’s Springfield, where nuclear plants glow green, after all.
The negative effects of nuclear neighborhood discounting could linger longer in places like California, where reactors sit in earthquake-prone areas and along the seashore. “It’s hard to get an accurate read of risk when you’re in the midst of the situation like this,” says Clark. “But any type of long-term impact would be more likely in properties that are relatively close to fault lines.” |
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Official death toll from Japan quake & tsunami tops 9,000: Kyodo
Rescue workers make their way through a sea of debris as they search for victims of a tsunami in devastated Rikuzentakat March 21, 2011. Credit: Reuters/Damir Sagolj
TOKYO | Mon Mar 21, 2011 11:43pm EDT
TOKYO (Reuters) - The official death toll from the devastating earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan earlier in the month has now exceeded 9,000, Kyodo news agency quoted the national police as saying on Tuesday.
Domestic media has reported over 20,000 people have died or are still unaccounted for.
(Kazunori Takada) |
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aku berharap org2 yg berdekatan daerah loji tersebut hendaklah berpindah temporary setahun dua ke bahagian barat jepun, pembersihan radiasi mengambil masa, nak stay situ pun berisiko makanan dan air tercemar boleh menjejaskan kesihatan mungkin masalah kesihatan akan nampak bila 3-5 tahun lagi ada kes kanser ke apa ka. radiasi ambil berapa lama utk neutral?. loji nak diguna lagikah sedangkan paras radiasi sedia ada relevan kah utk manusia bekerja di situ, atau nak pakai robot kah, |
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March 22nd, 3pm
assalamualaikum, tumpang share.
minta maaf kalau dah ada 
vice ceo tepco minta maaf kepada penduduk di evacuation centre.
避難所を訪問し、住民に謝罪する皷紀男・東京電力副社長（右）＝２２日午後３時、福島県田村市、下地写す
記事「東電副社長「心からおわびします」 避難所で住民に謝罪」より |
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Post time 21-3-2011 03:09 PM
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