And just how many people died from RADIATION there? How many died from the Tidal wave and earthquake?
Well, the government made it illegal for “unauthorized” doctors to report on the health of/treat individuals from Fukushima so we won’t know until much later. In Chernoble, it was illegal for physicians to rule that cause of death was related to radiation - so people dropped like flies, including physicians exposed to radiation victims, and it was always attributed to other causes.
There are victims of Fukushima who initially went on phone camera video talking about the families’ bleeding noses, teeth falling out, exhaustion immediately after Fukushima had 3 containment failures (3 full melt-downs) and radioactive fuel was blown sky high and then rained down often as radioactive cesium encased in microspheres of glass, but Japan made it illegal for citizens to blog about such things -they called it “fear mongering” and so the stories abruptly ended - which is what Japan wanted. Yes- their freakish official who went around telling pregnant women that if they smiled they and their babies would not be affected by radiation was among those who bragged that “Japan has learned the lessons of Chernobyl.” So - complete and complicit media silence. We won’t know the toll until latter. For those who doubt that people are suffering tragically from this latest incompetence on the part of the nuke industry, and the government(s) who guard it, ask yourself why nuclear medicine in the US always treats nuclear scientific evidence as “real” and therefore asks patients to sign a medical release acknowledging that exposure to radiation increases chances of cancer and other illnesses.
Or read about Chernobyl yourself - there are international reports that said “All instances of disease increased immediately after the Chernobyl event” because radiation works to suppress immunity - so suddenly people were dying of diseases that they would otherwise recover from - exposure suppresses immunity and then people sicken and die from cancer, leukemia, infections and many otherwise treatable diseases.