Drinking water for infants

Drinking water for infants

TOKYO, Japan - Cases of bottled water are shipped out from a warehouse to municipal offices in Tokyo for children under 1 year old on March 24, 2011, as water with radioactive iodine levels over the limit for infants to drink has been found at several waterworks in the vicinity.

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