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北京时间3月14日23时14分,日本本州东岸近海发生5.5级地震,震源深度50千米。受此影响,东京电力公司(东电)决定暂停核污染水排海计划。

地震发生时,日本本州东岸部分地区震感强烈。据日本气象厅消息,本次地震未引发海啸。东电表示,地震发生后,福岛第一核电站未发现异常,但为确保安全,已暂停核污染水排海作业。

日本政府曾于2021年宣布,将福岛第一核电站的核污染水经过处理后排放入海。此举曾引发国内外广泛关注和争议。此次地震虽然未造成重大损失,但东电的决定显示了对于核安全的高度重视。

地震发生后,日本政府立即启动应急响应,相关部门正在对震区进行详细调查,以评估地震对核电站及周边地区的影响。同时,东电也在密切监测核电站设施,以确保核安全不受威胁。

此次地震再次提醒人们,自然灾害对核安全的影响不容忽视。在全球范围内,核安全问题一直备受关注,如何确保核电站的安全运行,是各国政府和核能企业共同面临的重要课题。

英文翻译内容:
Title: Earthquake Strikes Japan, TEPCO Halts Nuclear Water Release
Keywords: Earthquake, TEPCO, Nuclear Contaminated Water
News content:
At 23:14 Beijing time on March 14, a magnitude 5.5 earthquake struck off the east coast of Japan’s Honshu island, with a depth of 50 kilometers. In response to the earthquake, Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) decided to suspend the release of nuclear contaminated water into the sea.

The quake was felt strongly in some parts of the east coast of Japan’s Honshu island. According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, the earthquake did not trigger a tsunami. TEPCO stated that there were no abnormalities detected at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant following the quake, but as a precautionary measure, the release of nuclear contaminated water into the sea has been halted to ensure safety.

The Japanese government had previously announced in 2021 that it would release treated nuclear contaminated water from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the sea, a decision that sparked widespread attention and controversy both domestically and internationally. The earthquake, although it did not cause major damage, highlights the importance of nuclear safety.

Following the earthquake, the Japanese government immediately initiated an emergency response, and relevant departments are conducting detailed surveys of the affected areas to assess the impact of the quake on the nuclear power plant and surrounding areas. Meanwhile, TEPCO is closely monitoring the nuclear power plant facilities to ensure that nuclear safety is not compromised.

The earthquake serves as a reminder that natural disasters can have a significant impact on nuclear safety. Globally, the issue of nuclear safety has been a major concern, and ensuring the safe operation of nuclear power plants remains an important task for governments and nuclear energy companies around the world.

【来源】http://www.chinanews.com/gj/2024/03-15/10180592.shtml

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