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Six plaintiffs who were children in 2011 and are now aged between 17 and 27 have developed thyroid cancer.
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Six plaintiffs who were children in 2011 and are now aged between 17 and 27 have developed thyroid cancer.
Six plaintiffs who were children in 2011 and are now aged between 17 and 27 have developed thyroid cancer.
TOKYO (AP) — Six people who were children living in Fukushima at the time of the 2011 nuclear disaster and have since developed thyroid cancer filed a lawsuit Thursday demanding a utility pay compensation for their illnesses, which they say were triggered by massive radiation spewed from the Fukushima nuclear plant.
Six plaintiffs who were children in 2011 and are now aged between 17 and 27 have developed thyroid cancer.
Six plaintiffs who were children in 2011 and are now aged between 17 and 27 have developed thyroid cancer.