Alertă maximă la o centrală nucleară din Japonia: Un reactor a fost oprit de urgență

A reactor at the Onagawa nuclear power plant in Japan was shut down due to a small leak of radioactive water. The operator, Tohoku Electric Power, reported that the leak was contained and did not affect the environment. The reactor was stopped for safety checks and component replacements after the leak was detected in early September. The company assured that radiation levels outside the plant remained normal. This incident follows a previous shutdown in May due to another leak. Japan is gradually restarting nuclear reactors to reduce reliance on imported fuels after the Fukushima disaster.