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RENEE MONTAGNE, host: We've come to know, in recent weeks, the Japane prefecture(县，管辖区) or state at the center of the catastrophe there. The roads throughout Fukushima were damaged in the earthquake, much of its coast was destroyed by the tsunami and now radiation leaking around the crippled nuclear complex has made parts of Fukushima unlivable. NPR's Jason Beaubien spent much of the last week there and has this report.
JASON BEAUBIEN: The tsunami pushed awater, in some places, more than two miles inland. Rail lines in Fukushima were destroyed along the coast and train traffic still hasn't resumed through (重新开始，修复) the prefecture. Radiation from the leaking nuclear complex has forced tens of thousands of residents from their homes. The sale of many vegetables from Fukushima has been banned.铃儿响叮当 英文
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BEAUBIEN: Akio Nagato, the director general of the Fukushima governor's office, says the tsunami and the earthquake mainly affected the coast, but the radiation is affecting the entire prefecture. Fukushima is the third largest prefecture in Japan, spanning over(横跨；跨越) 5,000 square miles.
Even outside the 12 mile mandatory(强制的) evacuation zone around the nuclear plant, Nagato says business are packing up and moving. And he says the cleanup along the coast has barely started becau vehicles can't travel through the nuclear councilexclusion洛杉矶教师罢工 zone.
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