Residents of Japanese town contaminated by Fukushima refuse to return - The Globe and Mail

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This could have been homecoming week in this pretty seaside town. Seven months after most residents fled as explosions rocked the nearby Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, the Japanese government has declared it safe to return to Hirono.
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Residents of Japanese town contaminated by Fukushima refuse to return - The Globe and Mail
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This could have been homecoming week in this pretty seaside town. Seven months after most residents fled as explosions rocked the nearby Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, the Japanese government has declared it safe to return to Hirono.
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