The Japan plans to prohibit access to the area evacuated around a nuclear plant damaged in the month last earthquake and tsunami.
Up to 80,000 people lived in the area of 20 km around Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plants, but almost all of them have left.
However, a few people have been back to check their home, despite the police.
The nuclear power plant has been leaks radiation since its cooling system has been damaged in the earthquake on March 11 and the subsequent tsunami.
Now, officials are indicating for the first time that the area around the plant can be concluded.
"We are considering implementation areas of caution as an option to limit effectively the entry," said the Secretary General of Government Yukio Edano.
Noriyuki Shikata, Member of Edano, said more details on how the access could be controlled are still developed.
"There are a number of people who can enter the area." Under the current regime, we are not able to enforce legally - there is no penalty for entering in the box. There is awareness of the need for a stronger application of the region, said Shikata.
Also, Tokyo Electric Power Co., the operator of the nuclear power plant, said Wednesday that it distributes requests for compensation for persons who were forced to leave the region. The company offers approximately 12 000 US $ per person in initial compensation.
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