Nuclear, navigational & other warnings - Japan earthquake March 2011

The website links below provide bulletins and other announcements from agencies engaged in the response to the Japanese earthquake and tsunami of 11th March.

The demand for information may cause some of these third party sites to respond slowly or be temporarily unavailable.

Nuclear & radiation advisories: Japan Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency, International Atomic Energy Agency

General government advisories: Japan Government Incident Website

Navigational and maritime advisories: Japan Coast Guard Navigational Warnings

Weather: Japan Meteorological Agency

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UK P&I

Date15/03/2011

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