April 2012

Japan - Cleaning up the Mess of a Nuclear Meltdown

Nearly a year after an earthquake and tsunami devastated Japan, Fukushima City residents fear the radiation is spreading outside of the government mandated exclusion zone. The government has asked residents to bury radiated soil in their own backyards, but how dangerous is the dirt and where should it go? NBC News Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel reports.

http://video.msnbc.msn.com/rock-center/46662535

Please continue to pray for the people of Tohoku. Despite periodic glowing reports and some positive changes, people like these women and children are suffering greatly. Many areas of Tohoku are still devastated. Land is barren. Threat of nuclear radiation. High unemployment. Businesses gone. Many residents have fled Tohoku communities.

Many of them expect yet another disaster (in the form of another major earthquake or nuclear accident) in the future. Pray especially for the young women and children in Fukushima, for their deliverance from harm, for safety and strength which comes from the Lord.  

Dr. Joe Ozawa from Tokyo

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