The Japanese High Court sentenced the government to the Fukushima nuclear accident and was responsible for compensation by Dongdian

Victims of the Fukushima Nuclear Power Station in Japan require compensation (data map)

Overseas Network, June 17th. According to Japan's "Asahi Shimbun" on the 17th, the Second Primary Court of the Supreme Court of Japan made a decision on the four collective lawsuits filed by residents of Fukushima Prefecture, Japan on the 17th. The company bear compensation. In the future of the same type of lawsuit, the Japanese government is not responsible.

This is the first time that the Supreme Court of Japan has made a judgment on the Japanese government's responsibility in the Fukushima nuclear accident. The judgment may have an impact on other about 30 similar cases currently conducted in Japan.

In the judgment of the Supreme Court of Japan, the residents who filed a lawsuit stated that the Japan Earthquake Investigation and Promotion Department announced the "long -term assessment" of earthquake prediction in 2002, and the Japanese government could have predicted the advent of the tsunami. However, the government did not exercise its supervision power. If the government ordered Tokyo Electric Power Company to take measures to deal with the tsunami, the Fukushima nuclear accident was avoided. The government said that the "long -term evaluation" is not reliable. Even if we adopt a moisture -defrepled embankment and other measures, it cannot prevent the actual large -scale tsunami.

As far as the result of just announced the verdict, Japanese netizens have expressed dissatisfaction. Some netizens left a message under relevant news that "the country has retreated all over the body, neither bears compensation nor responsibility." It should be responsible for "the country has been promoting the construction of nuclear power stations, but now something goes out but is out of the case." (Overseas Network/Wang Shanning Internship Compilation/Fan Xin)

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