Local gov'ts give iodine tablets to residents

Local gov'ts give iodine tablets to residents

SATSUMASENDAI, Japan - Residents of Satsumasendai city, Kagoshima Prefecture, gather to receive iodine tablets from the city government on July 27, 2014. The Kagoshima prefectural and Satsumasendai city governments started handing out iodine tablets, which can help protect thyroids from radiation, to residents living within 5 kilometers of an offline nuclear power plant that may restart in the fall. (Kyodo)

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