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Japan has paused the planned restart of the world's biggest nuclear power plant after monitoring systems sounded an alarm. Authorities say they are looking into the malfunction, and that the reactor is safe and stable.

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00:00Japan has paused plans to restart the world's largest nuclear power plant.
00:05The facility in central Niigata Prefecture was in the process of turning its main reactor back on,
00:10but was halted after the monitoring system sounded an alarm.
00:14Officials are investigating the malfunction and say the reactor is safe and stable.
00:19Japan shut down all of its nuclear plants after the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
00:24Tokyo is now bringing them back online,
00:26though there is still some public concern over the power source.
00:30For more information, visit www.fema.gov.au
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