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@lillymunster, I'm using text-to-voice for hindi translate.google.com|hi|text%20to%20voice%0A%0A

@dean, that's your interpretation of the photos I just linked?

@dean, so the fuel was damaged before Fuku and then stored there? That seems plausible, and if it was damaged in the pool, surely the neighboring contents would be severely damaged in some way too.

w/o selecting any text. It reads the translated text as soon you you click the sound symbol.

A Japanese newspaper report covers payments to the nuclear industry to government inspectors.
Several members of the nuclear had received money for years, they say.
Accordingly to the payers include reactor manufacturers, power companies and nuclear power plant operators.Nearly a third of the members of the Japanese Nuclear have a newspaper report that over the years received donations from the local nuclear power industry.

As the renowned newspaper "Asahi Shimbun" reported, two were from the five permanent members of the Commission on Nuclear Safety as well as 22 of the 84 external auditors in the five years up to the reactor catastrophe of Fukushima last March, funds amounting to a total of 85 million yen (approximately 851 000 euros). This could cast doubt on their neutrality, criticized the paper.

Eleven of the representatives were therefore grants from reactor manufacturers, power companies and nuclear power plant operators who are directly under their control represents. Mitsubishi Heavy industry alone paid according to the newspaper the current Chairman of the Commission, Haruki Madarame between 2006 and 2009, four million yen.

Maradame time was a professor at the University of Tokyo, a new position as Chairman of the Security Commission, he joined in April. He assured that the company had experienced since taking office, no preferential treatment.
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@MaryW, agreed. Also, the swath of fallout deposition across Japan is attributed to a rain that fell on the 15th, but maybe it was also due to an extra event on the 15th.

Leakage from spent fuel pool of reactor 4 fukushima-diary.com This link has more videos And pictures of reactor 4 leaking back then.

@lillymunster, an the smoke in that Indian-news video looks different than the smoke on the Unit 4 fire/explosion video. It looks like it's ejected from a narrow point.