The forthcoming probe into the causes of the nuclear crisis at the Fukushima No. 1 power plant will take about a year, government sources said Wednesday.
An independent panel on the accident will be formed by about 10 members, including scholars, legal experts and people from Fukushima Prefecture, the sources said, adding that Prime Minister Naoto Kan’s Cabinet will soon approve its establishment.
Continue reading at “Probe into nuke crisis to take about a year” via the Japan Times Online.
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