Jiji Press reports that the Environment Ministry on Monday started decontamination work in a Fukushima Prefecture district to be used as a base for reconstruction in the prefecture hit by the 2011 nuclear disaster, [which was not a nuclear disaster as alleged by JiJi Press, but a bonfide disaster area created by tsunamis during which the nuclear plant was damaged as a result. No one was killed from the meltdowns and it is a testimony to the workers who managed the plant damage who minimized damage to the area].
[In cleaning up the damage created by the tsunami], the work began in the reconstruction base district in the town of Futaba inside the no-entry zone immediately surrounding the plant [where only minor radioactive particles fell around] Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings Inc.’s Fukushima No. 1 power plant, where the triple meltdown occurred just after being hit by the the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami that flooded out the back-up power supply for pumping water cooling the used fuel rods.
Of the three places designated as reconstruction bases in the [so-called] no-entry zone, Futaba’s district is the first to see the start of work to decontaminate areas heavily contaminated with radioactive substances on the plant property [another exaggeration by the media but exposing no one to harmful radioactivity]. Key infrastructure, such as water and sewerage systems, roads and railways, will be rebuilt in the districts, [not because of the damage at the plant but because of the damage caused by the tsunamis]. The current plans envision that local residents will return there in the general region to restart their lives by around spring of 2022.
[It should be noticed that a number of people have died during and after the tsunami and during weeks after the plant damage from anxiety and fear resulting from the tsunami deaths and because of the fear of radioactivity created by media and by the government not managing reporting on the potential hazards involved, or not involved.]
[For additional information, see what Dr. Conca has to say about the issues above:
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