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1 online resource (streaming video file) (29 min. 20 sec.) ; 177477336 bytes |
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THE LATEST FROM SENDAIThe latest on the race to avert a nuclear meltdown in Japan with fears that the death toll could exceed 20,000.NUCLEAR MELTDOWN FEARSThe unfolding emergency in Japan has sparked fresh debate about the use of nuclear power.JAPAN'S NUCLEAR SITUATION EXPLAINEDA number of power plants have been affected along Japan's north-east coast following Friday's 8.9 magnitude earthquake sparking fears of a nuclear explosion.ROBERT MCCLELLAND JOINS 7.30The Australian Government is trying to track down Australians that are unaccounted for following Japan's quake.SAVE THE CHILDREN SWINGS INTO ACTION IN JAPANSave the Children Japan's CEO, Hironobu Shibuya, speaks about the role they are playing in Japan's emergency response effort after Friday's devastating earthquake and tsunami |
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Broadcast 2011-03-14 at 19:30:00 |
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Classification: NC |
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Child disaster victims -- Mental health.
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Earthquakes -- Environmental aspects.
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Mass casualties.
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Nuclear explosions -- Safety measures.
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Rescue work -- Equipment and supplies.
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Tsunami damage.
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Japan -- Sendai-shi (Miyagi-ken)
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Japan -- Tokyo.
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Streaming video
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Lester, Richard, contributor
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McClelland, Robert, contributor
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Mcleod, Shane, contributor
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Peacock, Matt, reporter
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Ruff, Tilman, contributor
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Sales, Leigh, host
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Shibuya, Hironobu, contributor
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Sweeney, Dave, contributor
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Switkowski, Ziggy, contributor
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