U.S. makes potassium iodide available in Japan
WASHINGTON, March 21 |
WASHINGTON, March 21 (Reuters) - The United States is making potassium iodide available to U.S. personnel and their dependents living in Tokyo and other parts of Japan, as a precaution against radiation exposure, the State Department said in a travel warning on Monday. (Reporting by Arshad Mohammed; Editing by Paul Simao)
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NadPauKucGraMcK wrote:
Total information blackout of what is about to occur.
The nightmare in Japan will overtake everything.
Spy satellite IR studies tell no lies to the VIPs.
The nightmare in Japan will overtake everything.
Spy satellite IR studies tell no lies to the VIPs.
Quite soon, the media and governments
will be discredited in spectacular fashion
Everyone gets everything he wants.
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