Japan Suspended Its Work On Nuclear Strike. Japan suspended to avoid the affected nuclear power station down Wednesday, when an increase in radiation done too dangerous for workers to remain in the institution.

Chief Cabinet Secretary said Yukio Edano work on irrigation water reactors was interrupted by the need to withdraw.

Radiation level at the factory in 1000 millisievert sharply early Wednesday, before returning to 800-600 millisievert. Still, it was much more than the average

"Thus, workers can not perform even a minimum of work in the plant today," said Edano. "Because of the radiation risk, we are waiting."

Experts say that exposure to about 1000 millisieverts enough to cause radiation sickness.

Former officials, 70 percent of fuel rods in one of six units of the power has been heavily damaged by the devastating earthquake and tsunami on Friday.

Media reports said 33 percent of the fuel rods were also damaged in another reactor. Officials had said that the use of helicopters and fire trucks to spray water in a desperate effort to prevent the escape of radiation and to cool the reactors.

nuclear crisis has caused international alarm and partly obscured by the human tragedy caused by double disaster on Friday, which is to grind off the coast of northern Japan, killing about 10,000 people.

The authorities have tried frantically from the earthquake and tsunami in order to avoid an ecological disaster in the complex of Dai-ichi Fukushima, northern Japan, 170 miles (270 kilometers) north of Tokyo.

The government ordered about 140,000 people in the area to stay indoors. A little radiation was detected in Tokyo, 150 miles (240 kilometers) south and caused panic buying of food and water.

There are six reactors at the plant, and three were in operation at the time were rocked by explosions. The fire is out of line when the earthquake of magnitude 9.0, Japan's most powerful ever recorded.

Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency estimates that 70 percent of the auctions are influenced by the reactor No. 1.

the Japanese national news agency, Kyodo, said that 33 percent of fuel rods in reactor No. 2 was damaged and that leaders in both reactors are believed to have partially melted.

"We do not know the nature of the damage," said Minoru Ohgoda, a spokesman for the country's nuclear safety agency. "It could be a merger, or there may be some holes."

At the same time, the containment vessel diaper No Unit 4 The fire broke out early Wednesday, said Hajime Motujuku, a spokesman for plant operator, Tokyo Electric Power Co.

Nuclear Safety Agency of Japan said that the fire and smoke can no longer be seen Unit 4, but could not confirm that the fire had been taken away.

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