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Nuclear safety officials say the rooms are cold and there's no water for sures. they use wet wipes to clean themselves. they can take a bus and go 20 kilometers away to have a shower and rest at another facility. the mental strain is unimaginable as workers deal with personal tragedies. one e-mail was sent to a worker. the plant worker writes my parents were washed away by the tsunami and i still don't know where they are. in another e-mail, they write "crying is useless. if we're in hell now, all we can do is crawl up towards heaven." the tokyo worker e-mails back, everyone here pays respect ...
Letting that boil off as steam, releasing the steam to get the pressure down enough so they can put in more water so that commits them to continuing released probably for weeks to come. >> we know that hundreds of workers were evacuated, tens of thousands of people within a 30-kilometer area of this facility were evacuated. there's not that many people actually left, i assume, because they fear radiation poisoning, but those who are left, how endangered are they? >> i don't know what the dose rates are in the plant. some of the numbers that they have reported would in fact be enough, if you we...
From a plant worker who apparently lost his parents in the tsunami, what more can you tell us about those? because these are the guys that are trying to save lives. >> and you're right, i mean what we can often forget is that japan is dealing with a monumental natural disaster, the earthquake and tsunami. many have lost family members. >> let me interrupt you for a second because i wanted to read the e-mail from one of those plant workers. it says my parents were wash aid way by the tsunami and i still don't know where they r so marty, you can take it from there. >> reporter: just imagine, try...