Courts in Japan have rejected two lawsuits seeking to block the restart or operation of nuclear reactors, ruling that the plaintiffs failed to demonstrate a clear safety risk, local media reports said.
The Toyama district court dismissed a lawsuit seeking to prevent Hokuriku Electric Power from restarting Units 1 and 2 at the Shika nuclear power station in the central Ishikawa prefecture.
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