Okay, some people were killed during the incident. They weren't killed by radiation, or anything else nuclear. They were killed by conventional chemical based explosions.
As for radiation deaths since then, 49 of the fukushima 50 (the people that stayed inside for the entire incident are still alive, and the one that's dead is dead of a pre-existing cancer. Nothing to do with the reactor.
As for the predictions of future deaths, how is the WHO as a source? http://blogs.nature.com/news/2012/05/world-health-organization-weighs-in-on-fukushima.html
There is literally zero evidence that the Fukushima Daichi reactor incident has or ever will kill even a single person due to radiation exposure.
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Date: 2013-09-29 11:28 pm (UTC)As for radiation deaths since then, 49 of the fukushima 50 (the people that stayed inside for the entire incident are still alive, and the one that's dead is dead of a pre-existing cancer. Nothing to do with the reactor.
As for the predictions of future deaths, how is the WHO as a source?
http://blogs.nature.com/news/2012/05/world-health-organization-weighs-in-on-fukushima.html
There is literally zero evidence that the Fukushima Daichi reactor incident has or ever will kill even a single person due to radiation exposure.