After the earthquake and tsunami, Japan faces a major crisis. Even worse than World War II. How not, the country porakporanda. Damaged infrastructure, a large number of casualties and the threat of a nuclear explosion.
Not to mention the electricity crisis. Today, approximately 1.8 million Japanese people are forced to live in the dark because there is no electricity. Prime Minister Naoto Kan working hard to fix these problems.
Meanwhile, to overcome the problem of nuclear radiation. The Japanese government provides shelter as far as 20 kilometers from the Fukushima nuclear power plant location. Today, thousands of people living in shelters with the threat of nuclear radiation exposure.
