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Panic on seafood,tap water safety plagues Japan
Updated: 2011-03-23 21:13
(chinadaily.com.cn)
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 An official from Thailand's Food and Drug Administration takes a sample to test food imported from Japan, before the tsunami and earthquake, for radioactivity at Suvarnabhumi cargo in Bangkok March 23, 2011.[Photo/Agencies] |
 Sushi chefs Takami Minematsu (L) and Yoshitada Tamura wait for customers at a sushi restaurant in the Tsukiji fish market in Tokyo March 22, 2011. The tsunami that hit Japan this month took such a huge toll on people, equipment and fish that supplies of some seafood could be cut off for a year or more, industry workers said on Tuesday.[Photo/Agencies] |
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