Fault probe results on Shiga nuke plant to be shown in July

Fault probe results on Shiga nuke plant to be shown in July

KANAZAWA, Japan - Officials of Hokuriku Electric Power Co. announce a plan to conduct additional research on the activity level of a fault under the Shiga nuclear power plant, to be completed by July 2014, at a news conference in Kanazawa, western Japan, on May 29, 2014.

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