Fukushima nuke plant's No. 3 reactor

TOKYO, Japan - This October 2008 file photo shows the No. 3 reactor (indicated by an arrow) of Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant in Fukushima Prefecture. The Japanese government said a hydrogen explosion occurred at the reactor on March 14, 2011, following an explosion at the No. 1 reactor at the same plant the previous day. The plant has been shut down since the March 11 mega quake. (Kyodo)

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