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The ground still trembles Japan and the fear of a nuclear disaster is becoming more real. This morning - the 15.36 in Japan - an explosion destroyed one of the four buildings that make up the nuclear power plant in Fukushima, Japan - 250 miles from Tokyo - smashing the roof and walls of which contained one of the reactors and wounding four employees. The inhabitants of the area within a radius of 20 km were immediately removed, but three people were contaminated by radiation. The three were in a high school near the center with 90 other displaced persons, now under clinical observation. Shortly after the explosion, there was an increase in the levels of radioactivity, then declined.

Fortunately, experts agree: not a new Chernobyl. The physical condition of the CNR, Valerio Rossi Albertini analyzes the situation based on data released so far and claimed that "there was a lack of overheating due to coolant that has produced an explosion of traditional and non-nuclear variety. The steam leaking it is a potentially at risk because the substance being in contact with radioactive material is then activated. This is not accidental release of a controlled but which aims to reduce the pressure to avoid and avert further dangers. "Even the French National Security Authority (ASN) believed to have been an explosion of a chemical and non-nuclear . Based on the information available, we are not in the presence of a nuclear explosion like that of Chernobyl, but an explosion of a chemical linked to the presence of hydrogen, "Olivier Gupta, CEO of ASN," That does not mean that the ' explosion did not generate the radioactive leaks. "For Jean-Mathieu Rambach, an engineer at the Institute for Radioprotection and Nuclear Safety, then, "the explosion this morning does not justify the seriousness of the situation because the measured radioactivity is not high. An explosion of the reactor has not yet ruled out but we are not in the presence of a nuclear reaction . Because (contrary to Chernobyl), the reactors were stopped. "