Nuclear disaster drill amid coronavirus pandemic

Nuclear disaster drill amid coronavirus pandemic

A man playing the role of a person suspected of coronavirus infection is being isolated at a shelter during an emergency evacuation drill in the Fukui Prefecture town of Oi in central Japan on Aug. 27, 2020, under a scenario of simultaneous accidents having occurred at Oi and Takahama nuclear power plants in the prefecture amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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