Ministry of the Environment ``The concentration of tritium in the sea in Fukushima Prefecture is very low’’
On the 24th, Tokyo Electric Power Company began processing water from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant and releasing it into the sea.
On the 25th, the Ministry of the Environment took sea water from Fukushima Prefecture and examined the concentration of tritium and other substances.
They examined sea water in 11 places, including near the place where the water flows and places about 40 km away.
And on the 27th, tritium concentrations in a liter of water were lower than 10 becquerels at all locations, he said.
10 becquerels is the lowest concentration that can be detected by this test.
Minister of the Environment Nishimura said, ”We have confirmed that there are no problems with people or the environment.”
The Ministry of the Environment will examine sea water once a week from now on and post the results on its website and SNS.
On the 26th, the Fisheries Agency also examined fish caught in the sea near the nuclear power plant and said that the concentration of tritium was so low that it could not be examined.
The Fisheries Agency says it will continue to conduct inspections.
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