Vladivostok. August 22. VOSTOK-MEDIA - Radioactive water from one of the stores of the plant "Fukushima-1" could fall into the Pacific Ocean. The total leakage from May 2011 exceeded 30 trillion becquerels, NHK reported, citing a company-station operator TEPCO.The company estimates that about 10 trillion becquerels of strontium is accounted for, and 20 trillion - by radioactive isotopes of cesium. This leakage rate is much higher than the permissible rate of release of radioactive substances into the 220 billion becquerels per year during normal plant operation. According to estimates, the daily volume of contaminated groundwater, which fall into the ocean is about 300 tons. The company did not rule out that this figure will increase, writes ytro.ru.