Fukushima Cleanup and Radiation Exposure

• The Japanese government is planning to move residents back to Fukushima by March of next year.
• There is no guarantee that the workers who were exposed to radiation will be safe, and radiation exposure is still a threat to workers years after the accident.
• Coca-cola and other companies have pulled their products from the area around Fukushima, but the cleanup effort is still ongoing.
• Many people are still concerned about the safety of the workers who are still working on the cleanup.
• The Japanese government has acknowledged that parts of Fukushima will not be habitable for many years.
• People who do move back will be living in a region with cordoned off radiation hotspots.
• The Japanese government did not respond to our request for comment on Colonel Seymour's claims.

Learn about the ongoing cleanup efforts in Fukushima, the concerns about radiation exposure for workers, and the challenges of moving residents back to the region. Understand the current status of Fukushima and the safety precautions being taken.