Sick Children And Dying Pets Accompany New Iodine Radiation In Tokyo

The Latest Reports From Tokyo Include Detection Of Radioactive Iodine Along With Nosebleeds, Hair loss, Diarrhea, Sickness, and Death Of Pets, And Unexplained Illnesses in Children.
With half-life of radioactive iodine being only 8 days, the detection of the material in Tokyo nearly 150 miles away is a clear indication the fresh radioactive material from an ongoing nuclear meltdown is making its way to the capital city of Japan.

The most plausible explanation for radioactive iodine to make its way into the sewers so far away with such a short half life is through direct air transport and the collection of the radioactive rain in the sewer.

In fact, NHK reports that levels of radioactivity in the air at distances of 150 kilometers are higher than in areas near the nuclear power plant.  link