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Tepco: ‘We Should Recognise The Fact That We Could Not Prevent An Accident That Should Have Been Preventable’

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4 Apr (NucNet): There were three main inefficiencies – poor safety consciousness, insufficient technical capabilities and poor communication – that contributed to the March 2011 accident at Fukushima-Daiichi, Takafumi Ihara, nuclear power programme manager at Tepco’s London office, told NucNet in an interview. 
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