霓虹311消息JZ

真是希望快点解决吧，霓虹不是真的想看着自己的人民十年以后都得癌症吧

太可怕了

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。。。。。擦，刚看了新闻，那些渔民辛苦的把鱼运过去，但是全部被退回，那些老渔民啊。。。。太TMD不厚道了，JPZF太TMD EX了，差劲到极点了。。。。。。。

说真的ZF的各种不作为

作为民众也没有办法啊

又不能他们去填堆

于是只能麻木了吧

而且现在越拖越久...

（ZB除外啊）

。。。。。擦，刚看了新闻，那些渔民辛苦的把鱼运过去，但是全部被退回，那些老渔民啊。。。。太TMD不厚道了，JPZF太TMD EX了，差劲到极点了。。。。。。。

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其实是没办法的事情

JPZF就是明显的将渔业牺牲掉了

看到那些报道就难过。

　　新华网东京4月5日电(记者蓝建中)日本厚生劳动省5日为水产品设定放射性碘活度标准，允许水产品中放射性碘活度上限为每千克2000贝克勒尔，这一标准与蔬菜(不包括根茎类和薯类)放射性碘活度标准相同。

　　厚生劳动省说，水产品放射性碘活度标准适用于鱼类、贝类、墨鱼、章鱼以及虾和蟹等甲壳类。超过标准的水产品不能食用，将被禁止上市。

　　4月1日，茨城县近海捕捞的玉筋鱼被查出放射性碘活度达每千克4080贝克勒尔，这是厚生劳动省紧急制定相关标准的直接原因。

　　此前，厚生劳动省认为放射性碘“半衰期很短，并会在海中扩散后被稀释”，所以没有就水产品放射性碘活度设定标准。

　　水产品放射性碘活度标准与蔬菜标准相同。厚生劳动省说：“鱼类和贝类也是固体食品，因此沿用了蔬菜标准。”

　　此前，日本已为其他食品设定了放射性碘活度上限，其中饮用水、牛奶及乳制品为每千克300贝克勒尔。至于半衰期很长的放射性铯活度上限，水产品、肉、蛋、蔬菜等都是每千克500贝克勒尔。

继续改标准 反正在标准之内他们估计就认为能吃了

放个中国的标准作对比

担心ZB的饮食安全

TFS

TFS

TFS

共同社4月5日电】日本防卫相北泽俊美4日乘美军直升机登上在三陆近海执行代号为“朋友”的救援任务的“罗纳德·里根”号核航母。他转达菅直人首相的谢意说：“日本的灾民和全体国民感激拼命救灾的美军士兵。在大家的帮助下我们将尽全力渡过难关。”

　　面对集中在机库中的约2000名美军官兵，北泽含泪说：“看到拯救日本国民生命的你们站在面前，我无法掩饰激动之情。我从未像现在这样为美国是盟国这一点感到可以依赖和骄傲。”

　　同行的美国驻日大使鲁斯强调：“今后无论何时何地，希望决不要忘记美国会帮助日本。”美军太平洋舰队司令沃尔什亲手将美军家属签名的横幅交给了北泽，称“这是全世界都有朋友的印证”。（完）

有人能告诉里根号做了啥吗？

除了有辐射就退避三尺之外

不救灾如此媚态。。。。

印度政府周二表示，基于对辐射污染的恐惧，该国禁止所有日本食品进口，为期三个月。
声明称，禁令有需要可以延长，直至有可信的资讯证明辐射已降至可以接受的水平。印度是首个国家全面禁止日本食品进口。


http://hk.news.yahoo.com/article/110405/4/nn4b.html

个人这次非常赞同印度的做法

希望中国也这样吧

现在日本太不靠谱了（ZB除外）

有人能告诉里根号做了啥吗？

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同问，感觉rbzf喜欢这么宣传，这样他们听米国话的时候国民不会感到愤怒

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救援的直升机要在里根号上降落，

美军的直升机一直在工作中啊
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但是美国政府早就要求他们军队在80（还是130？）公里以外执行任务

差不多的是指以前的数字啊

比如碘，TC要求牛奶330，禸蛋菜470，霓虹过去是要求牛奶300，禸蛋菜500

今天霓虹一下子所有都提高到2000了，这个标准超过全球平均的几倍

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是所有都到2000了...？

有人能告诉里根号做了啥吗？

除了有辐身寸就退避三尺之外

不救灾如此媚态。。。。

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It's one of 20 Navy ships and 140 aircraft that are helping the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF) get food, water and other supplies to devastated coastal towns, cities and villages, some of which are still not easily inaccessible by land after March 11's twin disasters.?

Part of that care is coming from Aguilar and his crew. On Sunday, the belly of a gray helicopter is loaded up with boxes of MREs and plastic bags of clothes. Sixteen crew members, wearing goggles and silencer helmets to keep out the thundering whir of the rotor blades, watch the helicopter get ready to go. After the doors are sealed, the aircraft lifts up over the ship and heads to shore, over an ocean strewn with the morose confetti of tsunami debris. Some 20 minutes later, when the helicopter touches down in a baseball field in the town of Ofunato, a middle-aged man in a black parka emerges to greet the crew from the school building now serving as a shelter. Many others follow, forming a neat assembly line to get the supplies off board. “We are very excited,” says Makiko Miura, a resident of Ofunato. “We have been talking about how it's fantastic they're here. It's like a dream.”

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It's one of 20 Navy ships and 140 aircraft that are helping the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF) get food, water and other supplies to devastated coastal towns, cities and villages, some of which are still not easily inaccessible by land after March 11's twin disasters.?

Part of that care is coming from Aguilar and his crew. On Sunday, the belly of a gray helicopter is loaded up with boxes of MREs and plastic bags of clothes. Sixteen crew members, wearing goggles and silencer helmets to keep out the thundering whir of the rotor blades, watch the helicopter get ready to go. After the doors are sealed, the aircraft lifts up over the ship and heads to shore, over an ocean strewn with the morose confetti of tsunami debris. Some 20 minutes later, when the helicopter touches down in a baseball field in the town of Ofunato, a middle-aged man in a black parka emerges to greet the crew from the school building now serving as a shelter. Many others follow, forming a neat assembly line to get the supplies off board. “We are very excited,” says Makiko Miura, a resident of Ofunato. “We have been talking about how it's fantastic they're here. It's like a dream.”

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搜了下新闻是3月21日的

17日就开始撤离日本 看了其他地方的新闻似乎就再没回去

我狭隘了

忽视了最开始遭受辐射时的那些救援了