Sources: BBC
The United States and France announce plans to help Japan as Fukushima I nuclear accidents continue. 2011-03-30
North Korea is reported to be on a state of high alert for radiation from the Fukushima I accidents. 2011-03-29
The Prime Minister of Japan Naoto Kan instructs the Governor of Fukushima Prefecture Yūhei Satō to advise residents to avoid eating leafy vegetables, due to the Fukushima I nuclear accidents. 2011-03-23
Efforts continue to cool the reactors at the Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant following recent accidents with signs that the treatment efforts are working. 2011-03-21
The problems at the Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant are upgraded to Level 5 on the International Nuclear Events Scale, the same as the Three Mile Island accident. 2011-03-19
The United States authorises the first evacuation of Americans from Japan. 2011-03-17
Chancellor Angela Merkel announces a "measured exit" from nuclear power for Germany as it can no longer be "business as usual" following events in Japan. 2011-03-17
Radiation levels rise inside and outside the plant leading to the temporary evacuation of emergency workers. 2011-03-16
There is a third explosion in four days at the Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant following the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami causing damage to its steel containment structure, the withdrawal of emergency workers and expected increases in radiation. 2011-03-15