High court turns down suspension of nuke plant

High court turns down suspension of nuke plant

The file photo shows the Onagawa nuclear power plant of Tohoku Electric Power Co. in Miyagi Prefecture, northeastern Japan. The Sendai High Court on March 31 upheld a lower court ruling and dismissed an appeal by a group of residents seeking suspension of operations at the plant.

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