Fukushima nuclear plant (recovery) worker dies ('suddenly')

Source: Herald Sun

A WORKER hired to help bring the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant under control died suddenly, the third fatality reported among workers at the stricken plant since the March accident, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Plant operator Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) said it believed the death on Thursday, like the previous two, had nothing to do with exposure to radiation in the plant.

It also said the death did not result from overwork, though the company did not disclose the cause.

TEPCO said a male worker in his 50s became ill during a meeting Wednesday morning, before his shift started. He was taken to a hospital immediately, and died the next morning.

Read more: http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/world/fukushima-nuclear-plant-worker-dies/story-e6frf7lf-1226161675432

These are suicide workers--they know exactly what they are doing, turning their little bit of life remaining into cash for their surviving family.

you'll be saying that cops beating peaceful protesters with batons is all tinfoil hat. Or that proprietary software voting machines that flip votes is all tinfoil hat. Tinfoil hat is a catch-all for people who refuse to consider viable possibilities.

No extra measures necessary.

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It sorta works like that. You are breathing, and then you are not.

Now, whether or not his ILLNESS was sudden or simply undiagnosed until he fell and couldn't get up is another matter entirely.

Plant operator Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) said it believed the death on Thursday, like the previous two, had nothing to do with exposure to radiation in the plant. Instead, it was due to the anti-nuke movement.