MANILA - Bumubuo ng isang grupo ang Pilipinas na ipadadala sa Japan para tumulong sa search, rescue at relief operations sa mga biktima ng lindol at tsunami sa Japan.
MANILA - Iginiit ni Senador Loren Legarda na dapat kumilos ang mga kinauukulang ahensiya ng pamahalaan sa pangunguna ng Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) para tiyaking kakayanin ng mga gusali sa bansa ang malakas na lindol.
IWAKI, Japan – An explosion at a nuclear power plant on Japan's devastated coast destroyed a building Saturday and made leaking radiation, or even outright meltdown, the central threat menacing a nation just beginning to grasp the scale of a catastrophic earthquake and tsunami.
The Japanese government said radiation emanating from the plant appeared to have decreased after the blast, which produced an intensifying cloud of white smoke that swallowed the complex. But authorities did not say why, and the precise cause of the explosion and the extent of the ongoing danger were not clear.
Japan sent thousands of rescue workers to the northeastern coastal area devastated by the country’s strongest earthquake on record as officials at a nuclear power station battled to prevent a meltdown after an explosion near a reactor.
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