Kashiwazaki city orders suspension of operation at nuke plant

Kashiwazaki city orders suspension of operation at nuke plant

KASHIWAZAKI, Japan - Tsunehisa Katsumata (2nd from R), president of Tokyo Electric Power Co., bows in apology to Hiroshi Aida (L), mayor of Kashiwazaki, at the Kashiwazaki city office on July 18.

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