Levee at nuclear plant

Levee at nuclear plant

ONAGAWA, Japan - Tohoku Electric Power Co. shows to local municipal assembly members a levee, rising to 17 meters above sea level, built at its Onagawa nuclear power station in Miyagi Prefecture on May 8, 2012. (Kyodo)

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