Doctors working at overwhelmed hospitals in the tsunami hit areas of Honshu were surprised to see so many hypothermia cases.
This is because most of the medical personnel were in “earthquake survivor” mode, meaning they were expecting conditions related only to the earthquake. They did not think about “tsunami survivors”. It is now clear that, […] Continue Reading…
In a press conference Japanese Fire Fighting officials have expressed sorrow for the literal sacrifice that fire crews, at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, are making.
They stated that many of the fire fighters insisted they were willing to endure high levels of radiation if it would help solve the crisis. One official said his […] Continue Reading…
War monger Sarkozy said “If there is not an immediate cease-fire and withdrawal of the forces that have been attacking civilian populations in the last few weeks, our countries will have recourse to military means.”
French President Sarkozy made the statement around 17:30 (5:30pm) Libyan time, yet, while he was demanding a ceasefire French aircraft […] Continue Reading…
Alexei Arbatov, the head of the International Security Center of the Institute of World Economy and International Relations of the Russian Academy of Sciences, said attacking Libya will prove that obtaining WMDs is necessary to keep from being attacked by the West.
“An attack against Libya would be a gift for all violators of the […] Continue Reading…
Technically a no fly zone simply means that no aircraft can fly in a specific area. At the most this should mean that if an aircraft is found flying in such area it will be shot down. But the current United Nations resolution against Libya is NOT a no fly zone.
Russia’s Ambassador to the UN, Vitaly Churkin, warned that any “humanitarian consequences” following any military action to enforce a no fly zone, will be on those enforcing the no fly zone: “Responsibility for inevitable humanitarian consequences caused by excessive use of outside force in the Libyan situation would be fully born by […] Continue Reading…
France will host a summit meeting later on Saturday. Rumors are that air strikes by U.K. and French forces could start air strikes within hours of the meeting’s end.
Saturday’s meeting will be between the European Union, Arab League and African Union. UN chief Ban Ki-moon will attend as well.
Japan’s Nuclear Safety Commission recommended that people near the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant should take iodide. That recommendation was made to local officials on 16 March 2011.
Japanese Cabinet Secretary, Yukio Edano, announced that milk and spinach has tested positive for radiation contamination.
The milk tested came from Fukushima Prefecture. The spinach came from Ibaraki Prefecture. 6 samples of spinach were tested. The radiation levels exceeded Japanese Food Safety codes. They are now trying to determine if any contaminated milk, or spinach […] Continue Reading…
People outside the immediate Fukushima evacuation area, are being told that if they must go any where do so inside a vehicle. Also they should wear clothing so that it covers all their body. People are being told to stay out of rain or snow.
A concrete spraying truck, a type similar to that used […] Continue Reading…