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See, totally harmless accident. Just give it another hundred years and the place will be good as new.
Nobody claims it was harmless, but it sure was very low on the harmless scale – especially if you compare it with every fear monger's favorite, Chernobyl.
Don't worry it probably won't be long before the houthi rebels or some other terrorist state backed crazies manage to successfully launch an attack on a nuclear power station somewhere then you won't have to keep hearing about three mile island, chernobyl, Fukushima, the windscale fire, sizewell leaks, or any of the other times nuclear power has gone dangerously wrong.
Thankfully Isreal doesn't have nuclear power plants because it's obviously too dangerous, let's hope Russia, Iran, China, or any other well funded powerbase don't get pushed into a corner and see funding an attack on a western nation as a viable response. Or some wacky religious group, race war proponents, attention seeking crazies or any of the usual suspects get as lucky as the 911 hijackers.
It's been an issue in the Ukraine a couple of times already. So far, nothing has come of it.