Fish in the waters of Fukushima, Japan, with excess radioactive substances have entered and left the nuclear power station port

Published 2021년 2월 23일

Tridge summary

A report by NHK reveals that a fish caught during experimental fishing in Fukushima Prefecture's waters was found to have radioactive substances, five times exceeding the national standard. The Fukushima Prefecture Fishery Cooperative Association immediately halted the fish from being sold, and no other fish species exceeded the standard in the past two years. The fish, known as 'クロソイ' or Xu's scorpionfish, was found to have 500 becquerels per kilogram, surpassing Japan's standard of 100 becquerels. The prefecture continues to monitor the radioactive substance levels in fish, with no excesses since last year, despite a detection of a high radioactive cesium content in a scorpionfish caught near the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in 2019.
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Original content

Japanese media: Fukushima offshore fish caught radioactive substances 5 times exceeding the standard [Text/Observer Wang Jufeng] According to a report by the Japan Broadcasting Association (NHK) on the night of the 22nd, during the experimental fishing in the waters of Fukushima Prefecture, Japan, The last marine fish with excessive radioactive substances was caught. The Fukushima Prefecture Fishery Cooperative Association (hereinafter referred to as Fukushima Fisheries Federation) immediately stopped this fish from entering the market. This is another fish with excessive radioactive substances found in the waters of Fukushima Prefecture in the past two years Species. In October 2019, Fukushima Prefecture caught a marine fish with radioactive substances exceeding the standard, and then completely stopped the shipment and listing of all fish products, and repeatedly carried out experimental fishing and inspection work. February 2020, Fukushima All fish species are back on the ...
Source: Sohu

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