Having measured radiation from imported cars, Ulan Bator custom office and nuclear energy department of Mongolia decided to ban importing cars from Japan.
They will start stopping importing cars from Japan as of 11/30/2011.
Mongolian government have been checking imported cars since May,and 18 cars turned to be irradiated.
(Source)
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Sadly enough quite expected for those who have been following the attitude of denial of the Japanese government. Last winter I began buying Japanese ramen for soups, this winter I am having not a single noodle. All we know about Japanese products is that we can’t trust them anymore to be free from radiation. I am also concerned about US-Canadian ones. I’m trying to buy local or from the Tropics/Southern Hemisphere, which are less likely to be contaminated with radiation. And I truly hope that nothing happens in the two years that our local nuclear power plant, built with the same design as Fukushima (but just one reactor), will still be working.
Well ,they certainly have more sense than the Americans !!!
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That’s just the beginning ! There is no other choice if you don’t want to get contaminated too . It’s a sad truth.
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