News clip from TBS News (5/12/2012).
Of the same event, Sankei Shinbun (5/12/2012) quotes the school official who said they had replaced the soil in the school yard (and that is considered "decontamination") which lowered the air radiation level to 0.13 to 0.18 microsievert/hour. For elementary schools, I believe they measure at 50 centimeters off the ground, but it could be at one meter, looking at those white, cylindrical monitoring devices.
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OT：本当かしら？
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Any idea of what the number is on the radiation device? The digital read out is a bit difficult..is that a ZERO or an EIGHT or ?
Thats 0.352 one meter above the ground.
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