TOKYO - The operator of a nuclear power plant in central Japan said Monday its employees may have used cherry-picked data for a potential earthquake in quake-resistance tests at the plant to pass the regulatory screening for restart.
The Nuclear Regulation Authority said the same day it found "wrongdoing" by Chubu Electric Power Co. in the screening process and halted the review.
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