Radiation in China- levels of background radiation do not threat to tourists

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03/30/2011 Radiation in China- levels of background radiation do not threat to tourists
　

The levels of background radiation in major cities of China, according to official Chinese data of radiation monitoring in China at 16.00 on March 30, 2011:

Beijing-0,075 microsievert per hour (7,5 micro-roentgen per hour),

Harbin-0,08 microsievert per hour (8 micro-roentgen per hour),

Dalian-0,07 microsievert per hour (7 micro-roentgen per hour),

Shanghai-0, 085 microsievert per hour (8,5 micro-roentgen per hour),

Fuzhou-0,08 microsievert per hour (8 micro-roentgen per hour),

Guangzhou-0, 12 microsievert per hour (12 micro-roentgen per hour),

Xian-0,06 microsievert per hour (6 micro-roentgen per hour),

Sanya, Hainan-0,077 microsievert per hour (7,7 micro-roentgen per hour).

The acceptable levels of background radiation are from 0,05 to 0,2 microsievert per hour.

Thus, radiation do not threat any people in China. News about the accident at the NPP Fukushima can be viewed here: viewtopic.php?f=32&t=723

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04/02/2011 Levels of background radiation in China in April, 2011 do not threat to tourists 　

The levels of background radiation in major cities of China, according to official Chinese data of radiation monitoring in China at 18.00 on April 04, 2011:

Beijing-0,076 microsievert per hour (7,6 micro-roentgen per hour),

Harbin-0,078 microsievert per hour (7,8 micro-roentgen per hour),

Dalian-0,071 microsievert per hour (7,1 micro-roentgen per hour),

Shanghai-0, 083 microsievert per hour (8,3 micro-roentgen per hour),

Fuzhou-0,081 microsievert per hour (8,1 micro-roentgen per hour),

Guangzhou-0, 11 microsievert per hour (11 micro-roentgen per hour),

Xian-0,06 microsievert per hour (6 micro-roentgen per hour),

Sanya, Hainan-0,076 microsievert per hour (7,6 micro-roentgen per hour).

The acceptable levels of background radiation are from 0,05 to 0,2 microsievert per hour.

Thus, radiation do not threat any people in China.

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04/05/2011 Radioactive isotopes in China: concentration of I-131, Cs-134 and Cs-137

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According to the radiation monitoring at 18.00 on April 04,2011 the concentration of I-131, Cs-134 and Cs-137 do not threat to people in China, because this concentrations thirty-forty thousand times (30,000-40,000 times) lower, than established norms of radiation safety, which are used for human security in all conditions exposure to ionizing radiation artificial or natural origin. Radiation safety standards establish the basic dose limits, permissible levels of exposure to ionizing radiation to limit the exposure of the public. We do not do a radiation monitoring in China and only provide official data from the official Chinese points of radiation monitoring in China. On our website first appeared the accurate data about the levels of concentration of radioactive isotopes in China, in English and Russian languages, because we want to show, that the accident at the nuclear power plant in Japan do not threat to people in China. News about the accident at the NPP Fukushima can be viewed here: viewtopic.php?f=32&t=723

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04/06/2011 Radioactive water from Fukushima NPP, Japan do not threat to China

Map of currents near Fukushima Prefecture, Japan is shown at the top. The map of currents shows, that large ocean currents -Kuroshio and Oyashio prevent the penetration of radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant to the coast of China, as these currents are directed to the opposite side to China, currents Kuroshio and Oyashio are directed to the North America. The Kuroshio Current runs off the coast of Japan. It is a strong and very large warm surface oceanic current traveling 40 to 121 km/day at 1.6 to 4.8 km/h. At about lat. 35°N it divides to form an eastern branch flowing nearly to the Hawaiian Islands and a northern branch that skirts the coast of Asia and merges with the waters of the cold Oyashio Current to form the North Pacific Current. Dense fogs develop along the boundary between the Japan and Oyashio currents. Air moving over the warm Japan Current becomes more temperate and acts to moderate the climate of Taiwan and Japan. The Oyashio Current is a cold subarctic current that flows south and circulates counterclockwise along the western North Pacific Ocean. The two currents collide near eastern shores of Japan forming the North Pacific Current. Thus, radiation is not threatening any people in China. News about the accident at the NPP Fukushima can be viewed here: viewtopic.php?f=32&t=723

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04/09/2011 In China was announced about ban on import of food products from Japan

On April 08,2011 in China was announced about ban on import of food products, (including packaged foods and beverages) and agricultural products, produced in the following prefectures of Japan: Fukushima, Gunma, Tochigi, Ibaraki, Miyagi, Yamagata, Niigata, Nagano, Yamanashi, Saitama, Chiba and Tokyo. Were also taken steps to tighten sanitary and phytosanitary measures for food and agriculture products, originating in any other parts of Japan, - these products will be tested for the presence of radioactive isotopes. Particularly strong controls of fish, arriving from Japan - are now required in special documents indicate the location of fish catches, fish factory address, complete description of the route, which this fish gets into the Hainan Province. If at least, one of the above places was located in the territory of the provinces of Japan, of which is prohibited to import food, the importation of such fish would also banned in China. Thus, this measures exclude even a potential danger for tourists in China. News about the accident at the NPP Fukushima can be viewed here: viewtopic.php?f=32&t=723