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Japan / Regulator Appeals Over Decision To Keep Ohi Reactors Offline

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Japan’s nuclear regulator said on Thursday it had filed an appeal to overturn a court ruling requiring the Ohi-3 and Ohi-4 nuclear power plants, also owned and operated by Kansai Electric, to be kept offline.

The Nuclear Regulation Authority (NRA) filed the appeal at the Osaka high court. Kansai Electric said in a statement it would strive to show that the plants are safe to operate to get the appealed overturned.

Earlier this month the Osaka court ruled in favour of about 130 plaintiffs who said that the two units in Fukui prefecture were vulnerable to major earthquakes.
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