Comments by "Happy Melon" (@happymelon7129) on "‘The Japanese lack a conscience’: Anger in China over plan to release Fukushima waste water" video.

  1. The 80 billion yen fund is actually a hush money, indicating that there is a problem with the discharge of nuclear sewage into the sea. Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Yasutoshi Nishimura met with fishers in Fukushima Prefecture on Tuesday (11th) to explain how the fund works, such as subsidizing fisheries to purchase equipment and fuel, develop fisheries, expand sales channels and hold more promotional activities. However, Nozaki Tetsu, president of the Fukushima Prefecture Fisheries Federation, said that the fishing industry "opposes the discharge of treated water into the ocean in principle" and has not compromised so far, adding that there are lingering concerns about the damage to the reputation of the fishing industry.
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  2. The 80 billion yen fund is actually a hush money, indicating that there is a problem with the discharge of nuclear sewage into the sea. Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Yasutoshi Nishimura met with fishers in Fukushima Prefecture on Tuesday (11th) to explain how the fund works, such as subsidizing fisheries to purchase equipment and fuel, develop fisheries, expand sales channels and hold more promotional activities. However, Nozaki Tetsu, president of the Fukushima Prefecture Fisheries Federation, said that the fishing industry "opposes the discharge of treated water into the ocean in principle" and has not compromised so far, adding that there are lingering concerns about the damage to the reputation of the fishing industry.
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  3. Need to start to be careful on Philippines seafood also. All western media don't want to report this news that impact our health (Philippine protesters oppose Fukushima wastewater release) Environmentalists and groups representing fishermen in the Philippines held a forum on Thursday to oppose the Japanese government's plan to discharge Fukushima nuclear-contaminated water into the sea. Demonstrators also gathered in front of the Japanese embassy and petitioned at the Malacanang Presidential Palace on Friday
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