Local gov'ts give iodine tablets to residents

Local gov'ts give iodine tablets to residents

SATSUMASENDAI, Japan - Photo taken July 27, 2014, shows iodine tablets that the Kagoshima prefectural and Satsumasendai city governments started the same day handing out to residents living within 5 kilometers of an offline nuclear power plant that may restart in the fall. Iodine tablets can help protect thyroids from radiation. (Kyodo)

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