Breach risk grows at troubled Fukushima Dai-ichi plant
The Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear facility faces renewed crisis as a possible breach raises concerns of greater radioactive groundwater contamination. Two workers suffered burns from highly radioactive water, while water in Units 1 2 3 4 is suspected radioactive. Officials warn radiation delays work and confirm evacuation and safety advisories around the plant amid Japan's earthquake tsunami disaster.
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Qatar first Arab nation to fly sorties over Libya
Qatar joined the Libyan operation as the first Arab country to fly combat missions over Gaddafi's forces. NATO prepared to assume unified command with US-led airstrikes and no fly zone enforcement while a Libyan delegation urged political reform and possible elections, blaming extremists and foreign intervention for the violence. The no fly zone aims to protect civilians as allied airstrikes target Gaddafi's military.
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