The operator of Japan's crippled nuclear plant laid out a blueprint Sunday for stopping radiation leaks and stabilizing damaged reactors within the next six to nine months as a first step toward allowing some of the tens of thousands of evacuees to return to the area.

While the government said the timeframe was realistic, those forced to flee their homes, jobs and farms were frustrated that their exile is not going to end soon. And officials acknowledge that unforeseen complications, or even another natural disaster, could set that timetable back even further.

"Well, this year is lost," said Kenji Matsueda, 49, who is living in an evacuation center in Fukushima after being forced from his home 12 miles (20 kilometers) from the plant. "I have no idea what I will do. Nine months is a long time. And it could be longer. I don't think they really know.

What Is Radiation Sickness?

News plant explosion next to the Japanese Dai Ichi Fukushima nuclear power to make news and a lot of questions about the possible consequences of exposure to radiation. The radiation from nuclear plants to be ionizing radiation, the kind that can damage human tissue irritation. Levels can Signifiant exposure to ionizing radiation (which is a large dose, or the amount of small doses in a row) caused the so-called radiation sickness or radiation poisoning. This can be symptoms of exposure, ranging from mild to severe. These include fatigue, nausea, vomiting, weakness, diarrhea, bruising and drought, and loss of hair, skin burns, ulcers, bloody stool, bleeding from the nose and mouth, and even out skin rupture. The treatment usually involves cleansing - to remove radioactive particles much on the outside of the body as possible. Will remove your clothes on the Elimination of usually about 90% of the particles and increase the skin with soap and water will remove them. If necessary, and treatment of various oral and injections given to the damaged bone marrow and internal organs. Can of chemicals such as iodine, DTPA and Prussian blue to help in the extraction and removal of radioactive particles from the body. May be some patients who suffer from severe bone murgpampoene that person's ability to make concessions damage the blood and require blood transfusions. Although the treatment is often more complex, and hopefully, it will give you a basic understanding of the subject.

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Associated Press in Pyongyang

Thee Associated Press (AP), one of the main news agencies in the U.S., has asked North Korean authorities to help it open a bureau in Pyongyang, a news report claimed Thursday.
Itar-Tass, a Russian news agency, reported from the North Korean capital that a delegation for AP, headed by its president and CEO Thomas Curley, made the request during its ongoing visit to Pyongyang.
Citing an informed Korean source, Itar-Tass reported that the AP delegation said opening a Pyongyang bureau “would make it possible to create in the United States an objective and truthful picture of events” taking place in the communist regime.
“However, there is no clarity so far on the issue of opening of the AP office,” the source was quoted as saying.
North Korea’s state media reported briefly on Tuesday of the arrival of the AP delegation, but didn’t elaborate on why AP was visiting and how long its delegation would stay.
A source in Seoul had earlier told Yonhap News Agency that Curley is scheduled to stay in Pyongyang until Friday and his visit may be aimed at trying to set up a news bureau in the reclusive state.
Among foreign news agencies, only Itar-Tass and China’s Xinhua have bureaus in Pyongyang, while a journalist from the People’s Daily newspaper of China is also based there.
Itar-Tass on Thursday said officials from Reuters, the London-based news agency, also visited Pyongyang earlier with a similar request.
AP Television News, the international video division of AP, opened a full-time office in Pyongyang in 2006, making it the first Western news organization to establish a permanent presence in North Korea. The Pyongyang office of APTN currently provides only video images.

Earth QuakeIn Japan

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