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Category: Asia
Kan Says Nuke Situation Is Dire
Japan's prime minister says the situation at the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant remains grave and he cannot be optimistic. A
Earth Hour Circles The Globe
Hundreds of landmark buildings and millions of ordinary homes have switched off their lights as the annual Earth Hour
Japan’s Fish Trade Takes A Dive
TOKYO (AFP) – Tokyo's usually frantic Tsukiji fish market, the world's largest, would normally hum with tourists but two
Singapore Finds Radiation In Food
SINGAPORE – Singapore has detected radioactive contamination in vegetables grown near Japan's tsunami-damaged Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant. The Agri-Food
Men Treated For Radiation In China
Two Japanese travellers have been hospitalised in China with "severe" radiation levels after they arrived on a commercial airliner
USS Ronald Regan Was Radioactive
ABOARD THE USS RONALD REAGAN – When U.S. Navy helicopters returned from a humanitarian mission on the first weekend
Electric Fence Kills Rare Tiger
An endangered Sumatran tiger has died after brushing against an electric fence set up by Indonesian farmers, in the
Burnt Workers Stoke Nuclear Fears
TOKYO (Reuters) – Radiation fears escalated in Japan on Friday after workers suffered burns as they tried to cool
At Least 60 Dead In Burma Quake
More than 60 people are confirmed dead and another 90 injured after a strong earthquake struck near the border
6.8 Quake Hits Burma No Tsunami
A 6.8-magnitude earthquake has hit the Thai-Burma border region, killing at least one person and shaking buildings as far