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Japanese utility execs resign over falsified quake safety data for 2 nuclear reactors
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· September 14, 2026
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Key points The source reports that the executives' resignations are a result of the falsified quake safety data. Executives from a Japanese utility company have resigned due to falsified earthquake safety data.
Executives from a Japanese utility company have resigned due to falsified earthquake safety data. The falsified data pertains to two nuclear reactors.
Details of the incident are available from the source. The source reports that the executives' resignations are a result of the falsified quake safety data.
Further information on the incident can be found through the source, which provides additional details on the resignations and the falsified data related to the nuclear reactors.
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What is this story about? Executives from a Japanese utility company have resigned due to falsified earthquake safety data. The falsified data pertains to two nuclear reactors. Details of the incident are available from the…
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