日本福岛第一核电站一直在努力使一切恢复正常。工人在清理反应堆周围被污染的土壤方面取得不少进展,五年前被疏散的居民现在正纠结是否返回自己原来的家园。目前,该核电站仍属于高危区域,工人的工作复杂而危险,他们正在寻找熔化的核燃料,并尝试移走它们。2011年3月11日,日本东北部发生了里氏9.0级地震,随之而来的40米高的海啸导致15 893人死亡,2 527人失踪,127 290栋房子损毁。它还引发 Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant has been trying to get everything back to normal. Workers have made much progress in cleaning up the contaminated soil around the reactor, and residents who were evacuated five years ago are now tying up to return to their original homeland. Currently, the plant is still in high-risk areas, workers are complex and dangerous jobs, and they are looking for melted nuclear fuel and trying to remove them. On March 11, 2011, a magnitude 9.0 earthquake hit northeastern Japan, with a consequent 40-meter-high tsunami killing 15,893 people, 2,527 missing and 127,290 houses damaged. It also raises