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The company called the initial offer "payment for their troubles," and would not detail how much money is being offered to each community. But Kousei Negishi, who is the manager of general affairs for Namie, said that it was 20 million yen -- about $12 for each of Namie's roughly 20,000 residents.
Acknowledging the toll the unrelenting nuclear crisis has had on people’s lives and livelihoods, the owner of the stricken nuclear plant has offered money to some of those in the radiation’s reach — an offer that one city decided refused.
It looks as though this is not anything more than a token payment.
Still what can you do with a lousy 12 bucks when every thing you have is
radioactive for the next 12 million years.
It will buy about 1/6 of a steak, but the rest of the dinner is extra:
Originally posted by jude11
So this is what a life is worth in Japan? $12
This is absolutely the greatest insult to victims of corporate greed I have ever seen. BP ranks up there as well but $12?
$12 in Japan, as one of the most expensive cities in the World, will not buy anything.