Japan agrees to give 12 billion dollars to nuclear plant operator

Tokyo - The Japanese government approved a request Friday for some 900 billion yen (11.9 billion dollars) of aid by the operator of a damaged nuclear power plant, which faces claims from victims of the nation's worst atomic accident, local media reported. The funds will help Tokyo Electric Power Co ...

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