福島第一原発 作業員がんで死亡 被ばくによる労災と認定

Fukushima Nuclear Reactor 1 Workers’ Deaths from Cancer Caused By Being Exposed to Radiation Acknowledged as a Work-Related Illness

Fukushima Nuclear Reactor 1 Workers’ Deaths from Cancer Caused By Being Exposed to Radiation Acknowledged as a Work-Related Illness
東京電力福島第一原子力発電所の事故で、放射線量を測定する業務などにあたっていた50代の男性作業員が肺がんを発症して死亡し、厚生労働省は被ばくによる労災と認定しました

From the Tokyo Power Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power generation accident, 50 male workers who did things measuring radiation doses had an outbreak of lung cancer and died, and Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare has called their exposure to radiation a work related injury and acknowledged it.

From the Tokyo Power Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power generation accident, 50 male workers who did things measuring radiation doses had an outbreak of lung cancer and died, and Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare has called their exposure to radiation a work related injury and acknowledged it.
原発事故の収束作業をめぐって、がんで死亡したケースが労災と認定されたのは初めてです

This is the first time the cases of death from cancer concerning the nuclear reactor disaster accident’s clean-up workers have been recognized as work-related illnesses.

This is the first time the cases of death from cancer concerning the nuclear reactor disaster accident’s clean-up workers have been recognized as work-related illnesses.
労災認定されたのは、福島第一原発の事故後、放射線量を測定する業務などにあたっていた東京電力の協力会社の50代の男性作業員です

Acknowledging that these are work-related illnesses is a collaboration of the 50 male Tokyo Power workers who did things like measure radiation doses after the Fukushima Reactor 1 accident.

Acknowledging that these are work-related illnesses is a collaboration of the 50 male Tokyo Power workers who did things like measure radiation doses after the Fukushima Reactor 1 accident.
厚生労働省によりますと、男性は事故直後から収束作業の一環として放射線量の測定業務などにあたり、その後も3年前まで働いていましたが、肺がんを発症して死亡しました

According to the Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare, the men who worked from immediately following the accident clean-up doing things like measuring radiation levels are thereafter being diagnosed with and dying of lung cancer.

According to the Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare, the men who worked from immediately following the accident clean-up doing things like measuring radiation levels are thereafter being diagnosed with and dying of lung cancer.
厚生労働省は遺族の意向として死亡した時期などを明らかにしていませんが、男性の被ばく線量は合わせておよそ195ミリシーベルトに上り、被ばくによってがんを発症した労災だと先月31日に認定しました

The Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare has not clarified its intentions to the bereaved families of those who died during that time, but the men whose radiation exposure dose totalled over approximately 195 millisieverts who are diagnosed with cancer from exposure are acknowledged as of the 31st of last month.

The Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare has not clarified its intentions to the bereaved families of those who died during that time, but the men whose radiation exposure dose totalled over approximately 195 millisieverts who are diagnosed with cancer from exposure are acknowledged as of the 31st of last month.
福島第一原発では、事故以降、これまでに4人の作業員が白血病や甲状腺がんを発症して労災が認められていますが、がんで死亡したケースが労災と認定されたのは今回が初めてです

In Fukushima Reactor 1, immediately following the accident there were four workers with diseases like leukemia and thyroid cancer that were recognized as work-related illnesses but for the cases where people have died of cancer, thisis the first time they have been acknowledged as being work-related.

In Fukushima Reactor 1, immediately following the accident there were four workers with diseases like leukemia and thyroid cancer that were recognized as work-related illnesses but for the cases where people have died of cancer, thisis the first time they have been acknowledged as being work-related.
福島第一原発では、現在も1日当たりの平均でおよそ5000人が収束作業にあたっています

Currently there are still on average approximately 5000 clean-up workers in a single day working in Fukushima Reactor 1.

Currently there are still on average approximately 5000 clean-up workers in a single day working in Fukushima Reactor 1.