Egypt court orders end to post Morsi state of emergency
An Egyptian court ruled a three month state of emergency be lifted, ending 1 to 5 a m curfews except Fridays at 7 p m, as the army backed government seeks normal life and weighs a new law to regulate demonstrations amid post coup tensions. The ruling comes as authorities push a draft protest bill drawing criticism from rights groups and activists.
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Fuel removal risk up next for Fukushima
The operator of Japan’s Fukushima plant will begin removing 440 tons of highly irradiated spent fuel from Reactor No. 4, moving about 1,331 assemblies plus 202 unused ones. The yearlong process tests TEPCO’s decommissioning abilities and could avert or cause major radiological danger if breached.
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