Japan relaxed its restrictions Monday on access to parts of Okuma, one of the two towns hosting the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, due to lower radiation levels through decontamination work.Residents can now freely enter and leave the estimated 320-hectare area without having to seek government permission, but the evacuation order will still be in place for the area. People still cannot live there and overnight stays will not be allowed.The latest relaxation covers residential and farm areas near the original town center. The measure to relax the comings and goings within t…READ FULL ARTICLE