Calamities

Villaraigosa statement on nuclear threat

Release from the office of Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa:

Despite the growing nuclear crisis in Japan, health and emergency management officials from the City and County of Los Angeles, neighboring jurisdictions, and the State of California have determined that there is no immediate threat to the United States.

We will continue to monitor any changes and stay in close contact with our public health partners as this situation unfolds. Should the situation change, we will share any relevant information.

We continue to extend our thoughts and prayers to the people of Japan, and stand ready to help in their recovery from this tragic earthquake."



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