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The Marine Environment Protection Authority (MEPA) stated today that the seas around Sri Lanka will be tested every month for traces of radiation following the nuclear plant blast in Japan.
MEPA Chairman R. S. Ariyaperuma told Daily Mirror Online that although a test was carried out on sea water and cleared of any traces of radiation, they plan to conduct radiation tests monthly for at least another year to avoid any risks.
“If the radiation that leaked into the sea water in Japan would come into the seas of this region, we assume it should take place within roughly a year depending on the monsoon conditions and the sea water currents. Therefore we cannot state a specific period that we would be conducting these tests but the minimum period would be one year,” he added. (Lakna Paranamanna)
fathima nilufa Friday, 29 April 2011 06:30 AM
good work, keep it up!
Dhushy Friday, 29 April 2011 06:35 AM
Good job, what about eating fish?? won't it be a harm??
Tharaka Chanaka Friday, 29 April 2011 07:40 AM
Good excuse to increase fish prices now
CJ Friday, 29 April 2011 06:34 PM
provide basic needs to IPDs in vanni , do some goodto already affected people, instead of fear some thing affect in the future
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