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Local Official: “If we conduct a survey now, 80 percent of them would say they do not want to return” — Under 20% in June

Published: December 27th, 2011 at 12:17 pm ET
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Many Fukushima evacuees remain reluctant to return to homes near nuclear plant – The Mainichi Daily News

According to a survey conducted by the local government in June, 80 percent of the evacuees from the village said they wanted to return to their homes. But a senior local [Kawauchi] government official said, “If we conduct a survey now, 80 percent of them would say they do not want to return.”

Published: December 27th, 2011 at 12:17 pm ET
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