The fluoride of US military airports in Japan exceeded the standard 576 times that the Japanese government concealed four years before announced

Putian Airport (Data Map)

Overseas Network, June 15th. According to the Japanese "Ryukyu New News" reported on the 15th, an internal information of the U.S. Marine Corps shows that in 2016, the U.S. U.S. Military Airport in Japan was detected by the current standard of 576 times higher than Japan. Compounds. In response, Japan's defense Akihashi acknowledged at the press conference on the 14th that although the Japanese government knew this situation in 2018, it has not been announced to the outside world.

Regarding no public reasons, a spokesman for the Japanese Ministry of Defense, Ishikawa, said that because the United States did not officially provide the results of the investigation at that time, the Japanese party inquired on the US military official website and learned. The U.S. military stated that in 2021, the fire extinguishing agent used in Japan had been replaced with non -fluoride products.

According to Japanese media reports, the U.S. military was implemented in February 2016, and the Japanese media did not learn relevant information until May 2022. The test results showed that in the "fire extinguishing training facilities" on the north side of Putian Airport, the cumulative concentration of organic fluoride compounds exceeded the current standards of Japan 576 times. Not only that, the water canal near the detection point also extends near the second primary school in Putian, Japan, and there may be a risk of leakage. (Overseas Network Wu Qian)

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