Japan Worse Case Scenario..... Question?

[Thorn]

If their is another earthquake/tsunami which is rated at about 70% chance, and the reactors go to full meltdown making japan unlivable for 100 years, what is going to happen? Would the internationally civlilized world really let 140 million people die agonizing death, or would they immigrate them all in an emergency process? Speaking of which i hope someone in power is considering the worse case scenario and getting clearing for the amount of boats and planes that would be needed just in case, though they don't want to start a panic either.

[Whoha]

Moving ~130M people at the drop of a hat simply isn't going to happen.

[Ogie Oglethorpe]

Nor would be required

[Thorn]

According to the news the current radiation levels will kill people oustide in 20 mile radius in about 10 hours, so if it gets worse SOMEBODY got to be thinking about it, or no more japan, no more anime, no more well built cars, no more etc etc etc. and huge loss of life.

[Wezil]

Nor would be required

Yeah, I remember the Sim nuke explosions. You just have to watch for the little radiation symbols on the ground and steer clear of that area. The rest is good.

[germanos]

I don't think a full meltdown of all 6 reactors will make Japan inhabitable. Chernobyl didn't make Ukraine or Byelorus inhabitable either.

[Thorn]

I liked that game too.

[Thorn]

Yeah, I remember the Sim nuke explosions. You just have to watch for the little radiation symbols on the ground and steer clear of that area. The rest is good.

-Japan is smaller.

[Wezil]

-Japan is smaller.

I call BS (or you misunderstand).

SimCity was just one city and there was always lots of room to build around the nuclear mess post-meltdown.

[germanos]

According to the news the current radiation levels will kill people oustide in 20 mile radius in about 10 hours

That seems like a gross exageration. The radition currently at the plant has possibly the power to kill that fast but to have that amount of radiation established over a 20 mile radius seems inplausible.

[Darius871]

I don't think a full meltdown of all 6 reactors will make Japan inhabitable. Chernobyl didn't make Ukraine or Byelorus inhabitable either.

True; they were never habitable.

[Thorn]

They said to seal up (whats left of your houses) cause being outside will result in that.

[germanos]

True; they were never habitable.

uninhabitable?

****ing English

[Thorn]

[Docfeelgood]

If their is another earthquake/tsunami which is rated at about 70% chance, and the reactors go to full meltdown making japan unlivable for 100 years, what is going to happen? Would the internationally civlilized world really let 140 million people die agonizing death, or would they immigrate them all in an emergency process? Speaking of which i hope someone in power is considering the worse case scenario and getting clearing for the amount of boats and planes that would be needed just in case, though they don't want to start a panic either.

Don't forget the people may be contaminated with radiation. I have been thinking of the medical support for all those that have been exposed. I don't think there is enough hospital beds in the world. A true nightmare.