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Japanese Prime Minster resigns

Japanese Prime Minster resigns
# 26 August 2011 10:40 (UTC +04:00)
Baku. Azer Mustafayev – APA. Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan, whose approval rating tumbled following the devastating March earthquake and tsunami, announced his resignation Friday, APA reports quoting “CNN”. Kan announced he is stepping down as party leader during a meeting with members of the ruling Democratic Party of Japan. The party will elect a new leader next week, who will take over as prime minister. The resignation fulfills his promise to step down after parliament approved two pieces of legislation, including one related to post-earthquake reconstruction.

The earthquake and tsunami, which occurred in Japan on March 11, seriously damaged “Fukushima” Nuclear Power Plant. The disaster triggered the worst nuclear crisis since Chernobyl, as cores overheated and spewed radioactive material into surrounding areas. More than 24 thousand people died and went missing as a result of this disaster.
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