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In China, two Japanese travellers were hospitalised last week after airport officials detected elevated radiation
levels on them, although they were later discharged.
Taiwan's Atomic Energy Council reported Tuesday that small amounts of radioactive particles had been detected
on 43 passengers from Japan since the crisis began.
The shipping industry has also grown increasingly nervous about vessels potentially sailing into contaminated
waters off the coast of Japan.
Chinese authorities said last week that radiation had been detected on a Japanese merchant vessel that berthed
in the southeastern port city of Xiamen.
In another development on Tuesday underlining rising fears about potentially dangerous radiation spreading
across the region, South Korean officials said they had begun screening fish caught in their own waters.
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Fish including mackerel and hair tail were being tested for caesium, iodine and other radioactive materials,
although none had been detected, a South Korean agricultural ministry told AFP.
Some European buyers of South Korean farm produce had also started demanding that shipments undergo
radiation tests, sending farmers rushing to nuclear safety agencies for screening, Yonhap news agency reported.
In China, the health ministry ordered authorities in Beijing, Shanghai and other highly populated areas to test
drinking water and food for radiation, according to the state-run China Daily newspaper.
Greenpeace International nuclear expert Rianne Teule said people outside of Japan should not be panicked by
the spreading plume of radiation across Asia and further afield.
"The levels (of radiation) that are reaching countries far away are so low that they will not be a significant health
risk," Teule told AFP by phone from Amsterdam.
However she said there was no completely safe level of radiation and that, as more radiation spread, the risks VIDEO Najib-Rosmah dare not face us
would grow.
"If a very large population is exposed to a very low level of radiation, it will overall increase the cancer risk for that
population," she said.
- AFP
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Malaysians need not worry. VIDEO The true facts behind the sex video
You all will be lulled to your deaths with inexciting tiger shows brought to you live by
the emissaries of the PM himself.
The parting show will star the PM & his chicks in Merdeka Square.
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Orgasmic failure for Najib as
sex video disgusts PAS and
back to top the Malays
BN media turns vicious on
Wan Azizah after sex tape
boomerangs
Rahim, Shazryl and Perkasa's
Shuib confess to Datuk T sex
video
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close to Dr M, Rahim Thamby
implicated
Is Anwar-look-alike Shazryl
Datuk T and also the man in
the sex tape
Angry Chinese unite against
Taib
Malaysia's latest sex scandal:
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his game?
Anwar's enemies release
doctored video of him with
female prostitute
No sex, please: Umi sues old
flame, news portal for
RM100mil
Bible fiasco: Najib left looking
foolish, while Muhyiddin bides
his time
Are the Malays scared of the
Chinese?
"Shallow and shameful"
Rosmah told to apologize to
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