Japan will issue local subsidies for the purchase of nuclear radiation detection instruments

2011-9-23 meter net Author: Anonymous Hits: 51 Introduction: Japan's Ministry of Education decided to buy lunch for the instrument to detect radiation levels of school, half the cost of their subsidies in each prefecture. In order to support local governments in their work, the Japanese Central Government will allocate 100 million yen (approximately RMB 8.33 million) for the project in the third supplementary budget.

According to the website of Asahi Shimbun, the Ministry of Education, Education, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan decided that it would subsidize the use of instruments used to measure radioactivity in school lunches in various prefectures and districts, given the heightened anxiety of students’ school lunches. Half the cost. In order to support local governments in their work, the Japanese Central Government will allocate 100 million yen (approximately RMB 8.33 million) for the project in the third supplementary budget.

As a series of incidents involving the suspected use of beef in school lunches have occurred, more and more parents worry about food safety. Some families simply gave up school-supplied lunch and started to bring lunch to their children. At the same time, governments around the East Japan began independently testing the radiation content of food ingredients.

Among them, Yokohama City began commissioning a non-governmental inspection organization to examine raw materials to be used for school lunches on the second day from June and publish the results on the website. The initial inspection range was mainly vegetables, followed by milk and meat. Niigata Prefecture has decided to purchase 7 sets of detectors with an average price of about 3 million yen (approximately RMB 250,000). These detectors will be allocated to various regions for use by the municipalities in the region. In addition, the Suginami District of Tokyo has been discussing the purchase of a detector program, and Utsunomiya City and Ichikawa City, Chiba Prefecture have also begun independent inspections.