Mr. Kinoshita related the information only because he had heard the similar information from his government source.
What is that information? That there is steam gushing out of cracks on the ground, and that there are 6 locations that exceed 10 sieverts/hr radiation.
In the reactor buildings of Reactors 1, 2 and 3, there are many spots that measure even higher [than 10 sieverts/hr] and we can't go near them.
So much for the plant being stable. But so far, the information is unsubstantiated (i.e. not admitted, or denied, by officials at TEPCO or the government).
Speaking of the government, it will allow the residents in Okuma-machi and Futaba-machi, where the plant is located, to temporarily return to their homes later this month now that the plant is stable.
NOTE: Eventually, the truth will be clear to everyone, that this enormous global disaster has altered the life for everyone living in the Northern hemisphere. What you "believe" won't make any difference.
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