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DOON! DOON!
(The sound of nuclear disaster)

‘China Syndrome’? Former Japan Official: Underground rumblings heard in Fukushima plant area night of March 14, 2011 — “Caused by melted fuel underground” (VIDEO)

Former NHK news broadcaster Hori Jun interviewed Mr. Matsuda, policy secretary of former Prime Minister Naoto Kan, translation by Fukushima Diary:

In the night of 3/14/2011, underground rumblings were heard in Fukushima plant area, which was caused by melted fuel underground. (He described the sound as “doon doon”.)

This is when Yoshida, the former chief of Fukushima stated “I might die here.”, reported to Tepco’s head office that they were going to evacuate all the nuclear workers except for selected members.

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<blockquote data-quote="trainedobserver" data-source="post: 135553" data-attributes="member: 2192">DOON! DOON! (The sound of nuclear disaster) &nbsp;‘<a href="http://enenews.com/former-japan-official-underground-rumblings-heard-in-fukushima-plant-area-night-of-march-14-2011-caused-by-melted-fuel-underground-video" target="_blank">China Syndrome’? Former Japan Official: Underground rumblings heard in Fukushima plant area night of March 14, 2011 — “Caused by melted fuel underground” (VIDEO)</a>&nbsp;<a href="http://8bitnews.asia/wp/" target="_blank">Former NHK news broadcaster Hori Jun</a> interviewed Mr. Matsuda, policy secretary of former Prime Minister Naoto Kan, translation by <a href="http://fukushima-diary.com/2012/06/tepco-decided-to-evacuate-f1-to-hear-the-sound-of-china-syndrome-3-2011-secretary-of-ex-jp-pm/?utm_source=feedburner&amp;utm_medium=feed&amp;utm_campaign=Feed%3A+FukushimaDiary+%28Fukushima+Diary%29&amp;utm_content=Google+Reader" target="_blank">Fukushima Diary</a>:
In the night of 3/14/2011, underground rumblings were heard in Fukushima plant area, which was caused by melted fuel underground. (He described the sound as “doon doon”.)

This is when Yoshida, the former chief of Fukushima stated “I might die here.”, reported to Tepco’s head office that they were going to evacuate all the nuclear workers except for selected members.

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</blockquote>

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