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An accident without end (World 2017, by Fabian Biasio) - Swiss Press Award

The community of Naraha was evacuated after the Daichi nuclear accident; now, new construction is underway - a choreography with a bulldozer to celebrate the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of social housing despite radioactive contamination of the building site.
Fabian Biasio
The community of Naraha was evacuated after the Daichi nuclear accident; now, new construction is underway - a choreography with a bulldozer to celebrate the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of social housing despite radioactive contamination of the building site.
Photo / World
2017

An accident without end

Fabian Biasio

On March 11, 2011, three reactors melted down at the Japanese Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Large areas were contaminated, and thousands of people had to be forcibly evacuated. The government is now attempting to decontaminate the contaminated areas. But the accident shows no signs of slowing down – barely cleaned up, the radioactive particles are spreading across the country again.

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An accident without end

WOZ

Photo / World
2017

Fabian Biasio

On March 11, 2011, three reactors melted down at the Japanese Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Large areas were contaminated, and thousands of people had to be forcibly evacuated. The government is now attempting to decontaminate the contaminated areas. But the accident shows no signs of slowing down – barely cleaned up, the radioactive particles are spreading across the country again.

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Fabian Biasio / Swiss Press Award

Fabian Biasio

Fotograf, Luzern, 1975

1999 belegte ich den Studiengang Pressefotografie am MAZ, der Schweizer Journalistenschule. Seit 2001 arbeite ich als freischaffender Fotograf und bin Mitglied der Hamburger Fotoagentur Focus. In der Schweiz vertritt mich Keystone. Schwerpunkt meines freien Schaffens bilden Reportagen und Porträts aus der Schweiz, aus der ganzen Welt. Dabei behalte ich gern Geschichten über längere Zeit im Blick. Seit einigen Jahren gebe ich mein Knowhow auch in Workshops der Gruppe autodidaktischer Fotografen und Fotografinnen (GAF) weiter. Mit meiner Frau und unseren zwei Kindern lebe ich in Luzern.

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