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Recommend "Staff Writers"- Japan's ex-PM Kan feared 'uninhabitable Tokyo': report (Email)

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Tokyo (AFP) Sept 6, 2011

http://www.terradaily.com/reports/Japans_ex-PM_Kan_feared_uninhabitable_Tokyo_report_999.html

 

Japan's former premier Naoto Kan feared Tokyo would be rendered uninhabitable by the Fukushima nuclear crisis, he said in an interview published Tuesday in which he recalled the "spine-chilling" thought.

He added it would have been "impossible" to evacuate all of the 30 million people in the event of a mass exclusion zone encompassing Tokyo and the Kanto region, and said that this risk made nuclear power a too dangerous option.

"Deserted scenes of Tokyo without a single man around came across my mind," he told the Tokyo Shimbun newspaper, describing his thoughts as the nuclear emergency deepened in the days after the March 11 quake and tsunami.


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