Japan on 'maximum alert'

Japan was on “maximum alert” to bring its nuclear crisis under control, the prime minister insisted today.

Japan on 'maximum alert'
Tue, 29 Mar, 2011 - 10:01

Japan was on “maximum alert” to bring its nuclear crisis under control, the prime minister insisted today.

Prime Minister Naoto Kan told parliament that Japan was grappling with its worst problems since the Second World War.

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