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[dantana]

Does anybody here know how you can get information here regarding the radiation levels? I tried to get information from immigration and some information number but nobody seems to know including Koreans. I know the jet stream is heading east but from what I gather this thing is getting worst by the day and some levels were detected in Korea in the last two days.

Any help is greatly appreciated

Thanks!

[ZombieTroll]

You should lay off the news and the drugs, buddy. The radiation at the plant is no worse than two chest X-rays.

[interestedinhanguk]

There was a nuclear holocaust? When and where?

[chungbukdo]

Doesn't calling it a nuclear holocaust (which killed no one) kind of trivialize the heaps of human bodies washed away by the actual disaster, the tsunami?

The real nuclear explosions in Japan happened in 1945. And Koreans and everyone were still safe.

[some waygug-in]

http://forums.eslcafe.com/korea/viewtopic.php?t=202301&start=270

scroll down and read the entry near the bottom, things ain't good.

[andersondm4]

I read the topic and assumed he was talking about WWII. Not sure this qualifies as a nuclear holocaust, I'd give you disaster or meltdown.

[Steelrails]

With headlines like that he should go work for the Korea Times.

[interestedinhanguk]

[GoldMember]

This pathetic example of a human life form, tries to get information about radiation from an immigration department!!!!!!
Since you are on a roll try this:
If you call the defence department you can get cooking recipes, and the tax department provides advice on sexually transmitted diseases