Remains of two workers who were missing after the East Japan great earthquake on March 11 had been found.

Tokyo Electric Power Company clarified that remains of two workers who were missing after the East Japan great earthquake on March 11 had been found at the turbine building underground of the fourth machine of the first nuclear plant in Fukushima on April 3.

Two people are 21 years old and 24-year-old man according to the announcement of Tokyo Electric Power Company at the press conference on the same day.

They were working on the site when the earthquake occurred.

There were signs of two or more injuries and massive bleedings on the body of two people, and one remains were floating in ditchwater in the underground.

According to the announcement, remains had been discovered on March 30.

The number of children who became orphan due to the East Japan great earthquake is about at least 60.

According to the announcement of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, the number of children who became orphan due to the East Japan great earthquake is about at least 60.

The number of less than 18-year-old child who lost parents due to this earthquake is 50 people in Iwate Prefecture and 16 people in Miyagi Prefecture as of April 1.

An accurate number of people cannot be gripped due to the manpower shortage etc. though Child Guidance Center in the stricken area is advancing the earthquake orphan's grasp by visiting the refuge.

An orphan number has the possibility of increasing further in the future.

On the other hand, the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology started the examination that made elementary and junior high schools of all dormitory system for the earthquake orphan in Iwate Prefecture.

They are to confirm an orphan number, to decide a concrete number of schools, and to make the construction project.

The direct runoff to the sea of heavily polluted water of the second machine was confirmed.

A person related to the government clarified that the direct runoff to the sea of heavily polluted water of the second machine had been confirmed concerning the accident of the first nuclear power plant in Fukushima on April 2.

The cause is thought to be a concrete crack of the storing equipment that is called "Pit" between the second machine and the quay.

The government reports to Prime Minister Naoto Kan who is inspecting the stricken area, and speeds up the examination of the countermeasure.