Sources: CTV News
Japanese police search for the bodies of victims of the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami near the Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant for the first time due to declining radiation levels. 2011-04-14
Ford announces plans to shut down its plant in Cenk, Belgium for a few days starting April 4 due to parts shortages following the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami. 2011-03-26
The death and missing toll from the earthquake and resulting tsunami approaches 21,000. 2011-03-20
Construction of temporary housing begins in the Japanese town of Rikuzentakata severely damaged in the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami. 2011-03-19
Prime Minister Kan warns people living within a 30 kilometre radius of the plant to stay indoors and a 30-km no-fly zone is established around the plant. 2011-03-15
The Government of Japan evacuates over 200,000 people as fear of nuclear contamination from the power plants grow. 2011-03-13
Quake survivors flee south from northern Japan describing the situation in their hometowns as "unimaginable." 2011-03-12
Residents within a six mile radius of the plant are evacuated and residents within 20 miles are warned to stay indoors. 2011-03-12
The Government of Japan evacuates thousands of residents living near the Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant following a radiation leak. 2011-03-11