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今年3月20日东京地铁发生的沙林毒气事件震惊了世界。我们知道,第二次世界大战时期研制出两样大规模杀伤武器,一个是原子弹,一个是沙林毒气。沙林毒气又被称为“贫穷者的原子弹”,是说它造价低廉但威力极大,不幸的是,这两种“原子弹”都是在日本用上的;二战后期美国人在日本的广岛和长崎投下两颗原子弹,50年后,正当世界各地准备纪念二战胜利50周年的时候,日本又“爆响”了另一种“原子弹”。东京地铁沙林事件使12人丧生,5500人受伤。就受害的程度而言,远不能与50年前原子弹的爆炸相比,但这一事件潜在的危
The Sarin gas incident on the Tokyo subway on March 20 this year has shocked the world. We know that during the Second World War two types of weapons of mass destruction were developed, one was an atomic bomb and the other was sarin gas. Sarin gas, also known as the “atomic bomb” for the poor, is that it is cheap but powerful. Unfortunately, both of these “atomic bombs” were used in Japan; and in the latter part of the Second World War the Americans were attacked in Hiroshima, Japan And Nagasaki dropped two atomic bombs. Fifty years later, while the rest of the world is preparing to mark the 50th anniversary of the victory of World War II, Japan “exploded” another “atomic bomb.” Sarin incident in Tokyo metro killed 12 people and injured 5,500. As far as victimization is concerned, far less than the explosion of an atomic bomb fifty years ago, the potential danger of the incident