Japan's Fukushima nuclear sewage incident shocked the world! On the 21st, Japan's Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Takeru Saito revealed that Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has ordered strict guidance to Tokyo Electric Power Company and asked to cooperate with the ** department to explain it at home and abroad. This is the first official action by Japan since the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant nuclear sewage leak on February 7, but is it enough? How should the impact and responsibility behind the incident be defined?
The seriousness of the nuclear leakage incident cannot be underestimated! It was reported that about 1Five tonnes of unpurified nuclear sewage leaked, containing up to 6.6 billion becquerels of radioactive material, and the contamination was extremely severe. What is even more shocking is that the leaked radioactive water has mostly seeped into the soil, and the radiation dose on site is 240 times that of the surrounding radiation dose! This is not only a huge damage to the environment, but also a threat to the safety of people's lives!
In this crisis, Japan's response has been very passive. The spokesperson of the Chinese Embassy in Japan and the Chinese Embassy in Japan have successively expressed their positions, accusing Japan and TEPCO of ineffective handling and chaotic management. They called on Japan** to adopt a responsible attitude, accept international scrutiny, and work with neighboring countries to address this serious challenge.
We cannot sit idly by in the face of this catastrophe! Not only Japan, but also the whole world should attach great importance to the issue of nuclear energy safety. This is not only an environmental crisis, but also a test of human civilization! We need a global effort to advance clean energy technologies and reduce our reliance on nuclear energy to protect the future of our planet and future generations!
Kishida has now taken the first step, but this is only the beginning of solving the problem. We look forward to seeing more active and decisive actions, and hope that Japan** can properly handle this nuclear leakage incident in a more responsible manner, give a clear explanation to the people in the affected areas, and also give a strong response to the world!