“A Cry From The Heart” is what author Yogan Baum needs to share with all of you who care about the future. Wake up! He says, Fukushima is only the tip of the iceberg. This is the chronicle of a manmade disaster. A disaster that was mercifully not the absolute catastrophe it could have been. A disaster unfolding over the decades. Chapter one: Chernobyl. Chapter two: Fukushima. Chapter three: Please select from a list of more than four hundred nuclear power plants. There is one near you, you may be sure… It’s been more than 30 years since Yogan came to Japan and settled down in Yotsukura, a sleepy little village of recently laid-up fishermen twenty miles from the terminally ruined Dai-ichi nuclear power plant. Life changed dramatically on and after March 11, 2011. Yogan was spared in many ways: the M 9.0 Tohoku megaquake did not break him, the killer tsunami stopped short of his street, and the triple meltdown of the ruined Dai-ichi nuclear power plant 20 miles north of Yotsukura miraculously came to a halt somewhere below the crippled plant. Life changed all the more as it went on as if nothing had happened. This, the second catastrophe, is the real one, Yogan now thinks. Not to go mad he began to write down what he saw. What his wife of thirty years and he had to go through, just like countless fellow humans here. He started to write down what he began to understand about this mess and he’ll try to tell the sad story of defeat as it unfolds in one man’s, one family’s struggle. He tells it to honor those who suffer in silence. The old. The children. The uninformed. The victims. Life is precious. It is fragile. We have to treasure it if we want to survive. And just like the earthquake was only a prelude to trouble, Ground Zero 01 – Part One of ebook serial The Voice of FUKUSHIMA: A Cry from the Heart – is only a prolog to a chain reaction of fateful traumatic events which will be covered in the upcoming releases of this ebook serial: Ground Zero 02: Tsunami and Worse Ground Zero 03: Home but Home no More