China has banned the use of marine organisms from Japan Japan has begun discharging contaminated water from the Fukushima nuclear power pla...
China has banned the use of marine organisms from Japan
Japan has begun discharging contaminated water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant into the Pacific Ocean, sparking protests in the region, with China, a major buyer of marine life, saying it would ban imports. in her country.
Japan says that the water is pure, and many scientists agree with its reliability.
The United Nations Atomic Energy Organization has also confirmed the authenticity of the water.
However, critics say that there is a need to study more and stop the release of the water until they are satisfied with the details obtained.
More than one million tons of water stored in the nuclear power plant will be removed in the next 30 years.
China, which has been among the opponents of the program since announcing the request two years ago, has described the decision as selfish and ignorant, and said that Japan continues to build a serious injury on al the nations that will come in the future.
The Chinese Immigration Office has announced that the ban on the import of marine life from Fukushima and other provinces will be extended to protect the health of the people of the country.
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