Toxic chemical 79 times safe limit detected at new fish market site

Toxic chemical 79 times safe limit detected at new fish market site

Tsukiji fish market officials attend a meeting on Jan. 14, 2017 of a panel of experts formed by the Tokyo metropolitan government to deal with soil contamination at the new Toyosu wholesale market site. Metropolitan government officials said that benzene at 79 times the government-set allowable limit was detected among other toxic chemicals in groundwater samples from the Toyosu site. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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