4.5 μSv/h on the soil of Nasushiobara city Tochigi, “officially it’s 0.151μSv/h”

4.5 μSv/h on the soil of Nasushiobara city Tochigi, "officially it's 0.151μSv/h"

4.5 μSv/h was measured on the soil in the park of Nasushiobara city Tochigi. You see people taking a walk in the park in the video below.

The ambient dose was around 1.3 μSv/h. (Only gamma ray)

The monitoring post of the government (MEXT) reads it’s 0.151 μSv/h in a city hall.

There’s no explanation about this gap of the readings.

 

 

 

↓ The official reading of the radiation level in Nasushiobara city hall [URL 1]

2 4.5 μSv/h on the soil of Nasushiobara city Tochigi, "officially it's 0.151μSv/h"

 

 

In the next monitoring area, the radiation reading drops every 8AM of the weekday.

You can read it at “The radiation level monitored in Nasu town hall in Tochigi still drops at 8AM every weekday [URL 2]”

 
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4,5 μSv/h au sol dans la commune de Nasushiobara dans Tochigi : Officiellement c’est 0,151 μSv/h …

 

4.5 μSv/h on the soil of Nasushiobara city Tochigi, "officially it's 0.151μSv/h"

4.5 μSv/h ont été relevés au sol d’un parc de la commune de Nasushiobara dans la préfecture de Tochigi. Dans la vidéo ci-dessous, on peut voir les gens s’y promener.

La dose ambiante était autour de 1,3 μSv/h. (uniquement pour les gamma)
La borne de surveillance du gouvernement (MEXT) affiche 0,151 μSv/h dans l’hôtel de ville.
Il n’y a pas d’explication sur cette différence entre les lectures.

 

↓ Les relevés officiels de la radioactivité dans la mairie [Lien1]

2 4.5 μSv/h on the soil of Nasushiobara city Tochigi, "officially it's 0.151μSv/h"

 

Dans la zone suivante surveillée, le niveau de radioactivité descend tous les jours de la semaine à 08:00.
Vous pouvez le lire en Le niveau de radioactivité surveillé dans la mairie de Nasu dans Tochigi redescend tous les jours à 08:00

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