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Japan's TEPCO evacuates staff from nuke reactor

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Tokyo (AFP) March 15, 2011
Workers have been evacuated from the number-two reactor at the Fukushima No.1 nuclear power plant after it was hit by an explosion Tuesday, a Tokyo Electric Power Co. spokesman said.

"We have moved our staff to a safer area," the TEPCO spokesman said.

An official from Japan's Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency told AFP "that workers near the reactor No.2, excluding those who are pumping water to cool the reactor, have been evacuated."

But the official added: "the evacuation does not mean there are in a crisis."



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