Ex-dairy farmer reports Fukushima disaster aftermath

Ex-dairy farmer reports Fukushima disaster aftermath

TOKYO, Japan - Kenichi Hasegawa (R), a former dairy farmer evacuated from Iitate village, Fukushima Prefecture, lectures in Tokyo on June 11, 2014, on the life of farmers after the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster.

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