Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Ocean is not a trash can in Japan, the Pacific Ocean is not the sewer of Japan

On September 19, a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mao Ning presided over a regular press conference.

Some reporters asked questions related to the nuclear pollution water of the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan: According to Japanese media reports, Japan's Tokyo Electric Power Company recently released news that the Fukushima nuclear power plant nuclear pollution water purified by the multi -nuclein processing system (ALPS) The activity concentration of the 的 -90 is about 3 times the national standard value of the Japanese. What is China's comment?

Spokesman Mao Ning said that I noticed the above reports. This fully shows that the concerns of the international community in Japan's data reliability, the effectiveness of purification devices, and the uncertainty of environmental impact are completely reasonable. In the absence of many doubts in the nuclear pollution water discharge scheme, and the reasonable concern of the international community has not been properly resolved, it is extremely irresponsible to insist on forcibly promoting the construction of the sea of ​​seafare and the construction of the sea pipeline project.

The ocean is not a trash can in Japan, and the Pacific is not the sewer of Japan. China once again urged the Japanese side to stop the pushing nuclear pollution water, seriously respond to the legitimate concern of all countries, and effectively fulfill the due international obligations. Public, transparent, and safe ways to find proper treatment methods for nuclear pollution water.

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