Cleanup work resumes at Fukui nuclear plant

Cleanup work resumes at Fukui nuclear plant

TSURUGA, Japan - Workers of Japan Atomic Power Co. resume the removal of radioactive material from the Tsuruga nuclear power plant in Fukui Prefecture on July 14, after a temporary suspension in cleanup activities due to higher-than-expected contamination levels at the facility. The cleanup work is expected to finish July 15. The photo was released by the company.

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