Damage estimates disaster in Japan

"Residents there have been repeatedly rattled by aftershocks from the strongest earthquake in Japanese history, including a magnitude 6.5 tremor on Monday that triggered a tsunami warning.
The latest death toll was 10,804 people, with 16,244 still missing 17 days after the disaster. About a quarter of a million people are living in shelters.
Damage could top $300 billion, making it the world's costliest natural disaster."

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TEPCO 3/28/2011:
"The water inside the reactor 2 turbine room was measured at 1,000 millisieverts an hour."