Hosono, TEPCO vice pres. at press conference

Hosono, TEPCO vice pres. at press conference

TOKYO, Japan - Environment Minister Goshi Hosono (R) and Zengo Aizawa, executive vice president of Tokyo Electric Power Co., attend a press conference at TEPCO's head office in Tokyo on Nov. 17, 2011.

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