After the nuclear accident

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The investigation conducted by the European Nuclear Safety Regulators Group focused on evaluating the preparedness of Europe's nuclear reactors following the Fukushima disaster. Key concerns included the absence of confinement structures and insufficient seismic instruments for earthquake detection. Additionally, the assessment highlighted critical deficiencies such as inadequate venting systems to manage pressure in reactor vessels, a lack of equipment for severe accident response, and insufficient backup emergency control rooms.