#Fifty People Save Japan
In 2011, a massive earthquake and devastating tsunami struck #Japan, and the Fukushima nuclear plant was on the brink of collapse. Radiation levels rose, and the reactors began to overheat, while the world was watching for a nuclear disaster. Amid this danger, about fifty individuals—engineers, technicians, and some who were retired—stepped forward, fully aware of the risks. Neither robots nor machines were enough, so they donned their protective suits and took turns pumping seawater to cool the reactors. They became known as "The Fukushima Fifty," not out of a desire for praise, but because they chose silence and courage at a time when the world needed them. What they did saved lives, and their silence remains a testament to a true bravery that will not be forgotten....
