Second Japanese reactor reaches capacity

25/07/12 17:37 CET

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The second nuclear reactor to be restarted in Japan since the Fukushima disaster has now reached full capacity, authorities have confirmed.

With two reactors now working normally, Tokyo plans to lift some power-saving measures imposed on utilities and service areas.

However, public concerns over a return to nuclear power remain high.

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