Fukushima seeks to avoid harmful rumors over treated water release

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Fukushima seeks to avoid harmful rumors over treated water release

Local officials from Fukushima Prefecture on Wednesday called on the central government to take measures to prevent reputational damage to marine products, a day after giving their approval to the construction of facilities to release treated water from the crippled Fukushima nuclear power plant into the ocean. " For the fisheries industry that faces the risk of damage caused by harmful rumors, it is important to create an environment where their products are traded at fair prices so young people can continue to operate their businesses without worries, it said.

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