日本核電站泄漏 東京民眾擔(dān)憂核泄漏帶來(lái)極大負(fù)面影響
作者:滬江英語(yǔ)編譯
來(lái)源:英國(guó)每日電訊報(bào)
2011-03-13 09:30
From the plane, you could see the vast black smoke-cloud that used to be Japan's biggest oil refinery, still burning unstoppably 24 hours after the earthquake hit it. In the arrivals concourse, there were blue emergency sleeping-bags and makeshift cardboard mattresses. The "limousine bus" service into Tokyo was suspended. The earthquake had crumpled its road like folding up a piece of paper.
從飛機(jī)上鳥瞰,你可以看到從日本這個(gè)曾經(jīng)最大的煉油廠內(nèi)冒出的滾滾濃煙,在地震發(fā)生后的24小時(shí)里廠內(nèi)的大火一直沒有停止過燃燒。在臨時(shí)安置地,民眾可以獲得藍(lán)色的緊急睡袋和臨時(shí)的紙板床墊。開往東京的豪華大巴已經(jīng)停開。地震把大巴需要經(jīng)過的道路像撕紙般扯開。
But the trains were running, and the queue for them was orderly.
但是火車仍然在運(yùn)行,民眾自覺排成長(zhǎng)隊(duì)等待登車,一切井然有序。
Tokyo, at least, appeared to have got away without the scale of casualties seen in other parts of Japan. That was before news of an explosion, and warnings of a possible "meltdown", at the Fukushima nuclear power plant. As the evening turned to night, the world's second-largest metropolis was still waiting to know whether it had been exposed to what would be perhaps the world's worst nuclear disaster.
首都東京,沒有出現(xiàn)像日本其他地方那么多的人員傷亡。然而在爆炸和福島核電站可能出現(xiàn)的泄露報(bào)道發(fā)出之后,事態(tài)就不太一樣了。從晚上到深夜,這個(gè)世界第二大城市仍然在觀望核電站是否會(huì)爆炸,以及可能出現(xiàn)的世界上最嚴(yán)重的核泄漏事件。
"A Chernobyl-type leak here would be far worse than in Russia," said Lee Uranaka, a passer-by in Tokyo's Ginza shopping and nightlife district. " There are 30 million people in range of this nuclear power station."
“如果在東京發(fā)生一次曾經(jīng)在俄羅斯發(fā)生的切爾諾貝利那樣的核泄漏事件的話,后果會(huì)要更加嚴(yán)重。”一位從東京最繁華的購(gòu)物和娛樂中心銀座經(jīng)過的市民李先生說?!霸诤穗娬据椛浞秶鷥?nèi)生活著3千萬(wàn)民眾?!?/div>
At 10pm on a Saturday night, the Ginza intersection would normally be thronged. Instead, it was like Morecambe in February. You could lie down in the middle of the street and not get run over. The 30 million citizens were sitting at home, trying to learn whether they had been infected.
在周六晚上十點(diǎn),銀座的十字路口本來(lái)應(yīng)該人來(lái)車往有些擁堵。然而今天的銀座卻像是二月的莫克姆。你就算躺在大街的正中間都不會(huì)被車撞到。3千萬(wàn)民眾都坐在家里,想了解到他們是否會(huì)被核電站的核輻射影響到。
滬江小編:關(guān)注完日本地震,我們也不能忘記國(guó)內(nèi)在云南盈江發(fā)生的地震,云南盈江地震具體情況請(qǐng)戳這里。
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