Given the reported radiation levels, John Price, an Australian-based nuclear safety expert, said he saw few health risks for the general public so far. But he said he was surprised by how little information the Japanese were sharing.

"We don't know even the fundamentals of what's happening, what's wrong, what isn't working. We're all guessing," he said. "I would have thought they would put on a panel of experts every two hours."

核电站根本不给真实信息给外界，连日本自卫队都不相信东电给的信息，自己飞去测量辐射强度，发现强度很高，结果直升机拒绝撒水。谁知道电站里有什么，建起一条电线能有多少用？据说移动发电机开到那里，因为插头不对插不上去，所以眼睁睁地看着一号电站爆炸，如果是那样的话，小日本就太死板了。危急时，插头接不上连切下插头，把线拧一起都不会么？

反正那电站里的猫腻有很多，外界很难判断。能确定的是：危机比报道的严重得多。