Nuclear disaster drill held in Fukui Pref.

Nuclear disaster drill held in Fukui Pref.

OI, Japan - The central and Fukui prefectural governments conduct a disaster-prevention drill Nov. 7 in Oi, Fukui Prefecture on the assumption that a local reactor was leaking radioactive material. Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi (on right screen) monitored the drill from his office in Tokyo via a teleconferencing system.

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