Chubu Electric spokesman

Chubu Electric spokesman

NAGOYA, Japan - A public relations official of Chubu Electric Power Co. distributes a company statement to members of the press at its head office in Nagoya on May 7, 2011, after the utility held an inconclusive board meeting earlier in the day on whether to suspend the Hamaoka nuclear power plant in Shizuoka Prefecture for safety reasons as requested by Prime Minister Naoto Kan the previous day.

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