LATEST:Tokyo hit by 8.9 mag earthquake and 10-m high tsunami
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Hmm, is AVA set up to protect consumers or to protect eateries?
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Way2GO:
Erm, actually there are more than 15...Except that Chernobyl one is the most jia lak one..
there hv been only 3 major nuclear crisis:
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Daddy
To be fair, the 200g they didn't reach is a minuscule amount compared to the entire shipment of 144kg. It's like 0.14% of the batch. I don't think anyone is trying to downplay the situation. In fact, it gives me quite a bit of confidence in their ability to track the food that's imported.
http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_649114.html
\"FOUR shipments of Japanese vegetables which arrived in Singapore will be destroyed after traces of radioactive contaminants were found in samples from them...
All the vegetables, totalling 144kg, were recalled successfully, except for 200g which had gone to a restaurant. \"
You call this recalled successfully?
I call this... trying too hard to downplay the situation...
:stupid:
My heart goes out to the people of Japan. I have friends there, and I can't imagine how they feel right now. They are dealing with the tragedy of the earthquake and tsunami, and now, they can't really move on to rebuilding, because they are caught up wih fears of radioactive contamination. -
Daddy
Be thankful that they reported that the team lost 200g. But I thought the food will not move till given the green light? How did 200g of veggie transported to the resturant? Wonder were the people from the resturant handling the veggie contaminated?http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_649114.html
\"FOUR shipments of Japanese vegetables which arrived in Singapore will be destroyed after traces of radioactive contaminants were found in samples from them...
All the vegetables, totalling 144kg, were recalled successfully, except for 200g which had gone to a restaurant. \"
You call this recalled successfully?
I call this... trying too hard to downplay the situation...
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SAHM_TAN:
Yes be thankful... but I don't always believe 100% of those reported in the news.
Be thankful that they reported that the team lost 200g. But I thought the food will not move till given the green light? How did 200g of veggie transported to the resturant? Wonder were the people from the resturant handling the veggie contaminated?Daddy
http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_649114.html
\"FOUR shipments of Japanese vegetables which arrived in Singapore will be destroyed after traces of radioactive contaminants were found in samples from them...
All the vegetables, totalling 144kg, were recalled successfully, except for 200g which had gone to a restaurant. \"
You call this recalled successfully?
I call this... trying too hard to downplay the situation...
:stupid: -
smurf:
Issit?
Erm, actually there are more than 15...Except that Chernobyl one is the most jia lak one..
I only know of 3 major incidents.
Which r d other > 12 incidents? -
Daddy
Yes be thankful... but I don't always believe 100% of those reported in the news.[/quote]The general public will not have 100% truth, only people in the know has it. We hardly do SingaLeaks
Be thankful that they reported that the team lost 200g. But I thought the food will not move till given the green light? How did 200g of veggie transported to the resturant? Wonder were the people from the resturant handling the veggie contaminated?SAHM_TAN:
[quote=\"Daddy D\"]http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_649114.html
\"FOUR shipments of Japanese vegetables which arrived in Singapore will be destroyed after traces of radioactive contaminants were found in samples from them...
All the vegetables, totalling 144kg, were recalled successfully, except for 200g which had gone to a restaurant. \"
You call this recalled successfully?
I call this... trying too hard to downplay the situation...
:stupid: -
Way2GO:
Ukraine, Germany, USA, japan (other prefecture). USA has the most, but not as jia lak as the Chernobyl and japan ones. japan has 3 so far.
Issit?smurf:
Erm, actually there are more than 15...Except that Chernobyl one is the most jia lak one..
I only know of 3 major incidents.
Which r d other > 12 incidents? -
Radiation levels soar at Japan nuclear plant
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/afp_asiapacific/view/1119095/1/.html
\"The operator of the Fukushima Daiichi plant said it had detected radiation levels 10 million times higher than usual in leaked water at reactor two, as white steam continued to rise from the tsunami-battered facility....
Japan's nuclear safety agency has ruled out an immediate threat to marine life and seafood safety, saying the radiation would be quickly dispersed by tides, amid some signs of gradual progress at the site.
Erm... thanks for the re-assurance...
But then again... dispersed to where??!!!
Duh...
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radiation?
:idea: godzilla ?
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