A large number of dead fish appeared in another port in Japan, and the fishing boats were surrounded by dead fish, making it difficult to move an inch.
Some experts say that it may be caused by hypoxia, but what is the truth?Is it related to nuclear contamination in the end?
On December 14, a large number of sardine carcasses weighing about 30-40 tons were washed up on the shore at the port of Poche in Shima City, Mie Prefecture, Japan, after a large number of dead fish had also appeared in Hokkaido a week earlier. According to local fishermen in Japan, this kind of frequent large-scale fish death in a short period of time is rare.
Some experts say it may be caused by a lack of oxygen. In fact, this statement is untenable, the sea area is very large, and there may be a lack of oxygen in the fish pond or lake, because there are more aquatic weeds, especially duckweed, which will indeed cause the oxygen content in the water to decrease, but this situation in the sea is almost impossible.
There is a high probability that something is wrong with the ocean's ecosystem.
The destruction of the ecosystem in Japan's waters is hard not to remind you of Japan's discharge of nuclear sewage into the sea.
After the nuclear sewage is discharged into the sea, it may affect the whole world through the ocean circulation, but Japan has neglected one thingAfter all, Japan is the place where the discharge is made, and the most affected is the Japanese mainland, especially the place near the discharge of nuclear wastewater.
Many people are very concerned about whether these dead fish will flow to the table in China
In fact, it is completely reassuring, because on August 24, the day Japan started the discharge of Fukushima nuclear contaminated water into the sea, the General Administration of Customs of China announcedIn order to fully prevent the risk of radioactive contamination caused by the discharge of nuclear sewage into the sea in Japan, protect the health of Chinese consumers, and ensure the safety of imported food, the import of Japanese aquatic products has been completely suspended.
It has been almost 4 months now, and Japan has repeatedly wanted China to lift the import ban, but China's position is very firmChina's opposition to Japan's discharge of nuclear-contaminated water from Fukushima into the sea is consistent and very clear, and it is completely justified and reasonable for China and other countries to take necessary preventive measures.
** Spokesperson Mao Ning said: "We hope that the Japanese side will work with China in the same direction and find a suitable way to resolve the issue of discharging nuclear-contaminated water from Fukushima into the sea through consultation and negotiation." ”
Therefore, these fish will not flow into the Chinese market, let alone into the Chinese table.
When Japan chose to discharge nuclear sewage into the sea, it should have expected the current result.
We also have a lot of our own aquatic products, and we can have farmed prawns and other aquatic products in Xinjiang, so we don't have to choose to import them.
Food safety always comes first.
In fact, in Japan, there are many sober people, especially fishermen, who know the harm of this kind of nuclear sewage discharge into the sea and the impact on the fishing industry, but in the end Japan still chose to discharge it directly into the sea. In fact, it is not that there are no technical means to deal with nuclear wastewater, but that Japan is unwilling to spend too much money to treat nuclear wastewater.
Of course, you have to bear the consequences in the end.
Two large numbers of dead fish, perhaps just the beginning, Japan is going further and further down the wrong path.
What will happen to these dead sardines?Will it be made into canned sardines?
At present, Japan has not given a plan for how to deal with it, and even the cause of the fish death has not been announced. It's just some experts who speculate that it may be related to a lack of oxygen.
Whether it is a lack of oxygen or a lack of morality is unknown.
However, it is clear that Japanese aquatic products should not be eaten, including some raw materials from Japanese aquatic products, and should be kept away as much as possible.
Japan's eagerness to deny that it has anything to do with nuclear sewage does not mean that it really has nothing to do with it. What is clear is that Japan's marine environment has changed.
Everyone has a responsibility to protect the environment, refuse "toxic" food, protect yourself, and persevere to the end!
What do you think about the large number of dead fish off the coast of Japan?