TEPCO finally admits catastrophic Fukushima disaster was completely avoidable



“Looking back on the accident, the problem was that preparations were not made in advance,” said a TEPCO investigatory task force, led by the company’s president, Naomi Hirose, in a recent statement. “Could necessary measures have been taken with previous tsunami evaluations- It was possible to take action.”



“It’s very important for TEPCO to recognize the need to reform and the committee is very anxious to facilitate the reforms necessary for TEPCO to become a world-class company,” U.S. nuclear regulatory chief Dale Klein, who is currently heading up TEPCO’s Nuclear Reform Monitoring Committee, is quoted as saying by Japan Times. “The committee’s goal is to ensure that TEPCO develops practices and procedures so an accident like (Fukushima) will never happen again.”

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