Electricity hooked up to stricken reactor units
Workers at the Fukushima Dai-ichi plant connected power lines to all six reactor units in a major step toward restarting cooling systems after the March earthquake and tsunami. TEPCO warned that equipment must be checked for damage before powering up, with unit pump tests planned.
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