(4)4 dead, 7 injured in nuke plant accident

(4)4 dead, 7 injured in nuke plant accident

TSURUGA, Japan - Kansai Electric Power Co.'s Mihama Nuclear Power Plant is seen (back) from the Suishohama beach with vacationers on Aug. 10, one day after a fatal steam leakage accident occurred at the plant.

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