Foreign rescue workers force landed in Fukushima, suffering from low-level radiation

According to a US media report on June 19, March 16, a plane carrying overseas personnel involved in search and rescue in Japan was forced to land near the nuclear radiation contaminated area on the same day, resulting in low-level radiation of Australian and New Zealand rescue personnel on board, however, these pollution will not endanger their health.

The helicopter landed at the Fukushima airport 20 kilometers away from the restricted area of the Fukushima No. 1 Nuclear Power Plant on the 16 th as the aircraft's rotor was frozen. After returning to the base, rescue workers on the plane were arranged for nuclear radiation testing. The results showed that the boots of two Australians and two New Zealanders were "very low-level pollution ".

Australian Prime Minister Girard confirmed the above news on October 16 and pointed out that the contaminated people are currently not at risk.

(Source: Xiaotang, China Daily)