Japan court rules against running restarted Takahama reactors

Japan court rules against running restarted Takahama reactors

Plaintiffs holding up a banner head to the Otsu District Court in the western Japanese prefecture of Shiga on March 9, 2016. Later in the day, they welcomed the court's ruling that ordered Kansai Electric Power Co. not to operate two nuclear reactors at its Takahama plant. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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