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Japan says may need other option to cool reactor
Updated: 2011-04-14 10:59
(Agencies)
TOKYO - Japan may need an alternative plan to bring one of its tsunami-stricken nuclear reactors under control, given the slow progress in removing highly radioactive water hampering work to repair critical cooling pumps, Japan's nuclear watchdog said on Thursday.
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