JCO summoned to hearing on nuke accident

JCO summoned to hearing on nuke accident

TOKYO, Japan - Kenkichi Hirose, director general of the Science and Technology Agency's Nuclear Safety Policy Division, on Feb. 3 hands a notice to Makoto Ujihara, chief of the Tokyo office of JCO Co., summoning the operator of a uranium-processing plant in Tokaimura, Ibaraki Prefecture, to a public hearing March 13 on Japan's worst nuclear accident. The agency said it plans to cancel JCO's business license.

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