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Yoshiro Abe former fireman at Fukushima disaster / Ancien Pompier de fukushima[edit]

Please add to disambiguation page. English SVP ajouter à la page d'homonymes. French This Yoshiro Abe is quite important not to forget. English Ce Yoshiro Abe ne doit pas être oublié. French

He is still alive, witnessed and bravely worked on Fukushima disaster in 2011. He was from 400 km away from Fukushima. English

Il est toujours vivant, a été témoin et a bravement travaillé sur la catastrophe de fukushima, an tant que pompier. Il venait de 400km. French

Source : French TV documentary "Cellule de crise" 2017

please DO NOT REMOVE THIS LINK as Yoshiro Abe is seen and interviewed about Fukushima disaster. This link IS the source. Ne pas retirer ce lien car il montre l'interview du pompier Yoshiro Abe au sujet theatre d'opération de Fukushima. Ce lien constitue LA SOURCE de l'information. source : ^[1] 81.57.43.249 (talk) 22:55, 27 January 2019 (UTC) Fred Bongiraud[reply]

References

^ Source : French TV investigation documentary "Cellule de crise" 2017 about Fukushima disaster 2017/20/02 France 2, National French channel France 2

[1] Source : French TV investigation documentary "Cellule de crise" 2017 about Fukushima disaster 2017/20/02 France 2, National French channel France 2

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