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As a result of the announcement, the National Council of

Jan. 20, 2018 by Catherine Pope

As a result of the announcement, the National Council of Medical Scientists (NCM), the body that investigated the accident that killed the operator, said on Wednesday that it would not pursue formal charges against Fukushima Daiichi in connection to the accident.

"Although the government of Japan has already initiated legal proceedings against the individual who took part in the accident, the matter is still pending in courts in Japan," the CMI said in a statement.

Fukushima is a heavily-populated and densely populated area. In recent years, more than half the residents have come from the Fukushima area, meaning that many are more exposed to radiation than residents of the rest of the country.

Fukushima is a heavily-populated and densely-populated area. In recent years, more than half the residents have come from the Fukushima area, meaning that many are more exposed to radiation than residents of the rest of the country.

"The government of Japan has already initiated legal proceedings against the individual who took part in the accident, the ministry explained in a statement."

But that's not the only reason why the company is considering charging the government for the accident.