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樓主 / 一步一腳印
- 時間: 2011-3-15 14:28到現在為止核電站以外地區測到的輻射量都是零點幾 微西弗。注意是 微西弗。 說是拍個X光片的輻射量都是幾百微西弗。
大家不用搞得這麼人心惶惶吧？
我看老外該吃吃，該喝喝，偶爾說說feel bad to those people，根本就沒有覺得有任何可以擔心的。。。 -
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第 2 樓 / 逸立
- 時間: 2011-3-15 14:31
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第 5 樓 / 逸立
- 時間: 2011-3-15 14:36
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一步一腳印 寫道:
我看老外該吃吃，該喝喝，偶爾說說feel bad to those people，根本就沒有覺得有任何可以擔心的。。。
Canadians empty pharmacies of iodide tablets
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B.C. residents grabbing iodine to guard against Japanese radiation
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- 時間: 2011-3-15 14:46Japan nuclear crisis poses no radiation risks for Canadians, Harper says
SURREY, B.C. - The prime minister is reassuring Canadians that the nuclear crisis unfolding in Japan caused by last Friday's earthquake and tsunami poses no risk to this country.
The disaster caused radiation leaks at a nuclear power plant in northeastern Japan, and some in this country, particularly on the West Coast, are worried that radiation could blow across the Pacific.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper says officials in this country have assured him there is no evidence that the radiation leaks in Japan pose any risk to Canada.
He says there isn't a plausible scenario that would see radiation harm to people living in Canada.
Some pharmacies in British Columbia have reported customers asking for potassium iodide, which is thought to help protect against radioactive iodine contamination.
The province's health office, Dr. Perry Kendall, says it would take five or six days for any radiation to cross the Pacific, and by that time it would have dispersed into the atmosphere. -
- 時間: 2011-3-15 14:46
加西同學們是不是都反應過度了？
