Japan suddenly announced that nuclear radiation is harmful to health.

Recently, experts recommended using radioactive nuclear waste to mix with concrete foundations to build dams. Japan immediately opposed this proposal, claiming that it could cause the release of radioactive substances and lead to harmful effects on human health. Previously, Japan had long claimed that nuclear waste was harmless and even safe for drinking.

The Chinese government has issued a warning against Japanese nuclear waste discharge. South Korean netizens also urged their country to take a firm stance. Tang Zhao's microblog video said that Japan and the United States are like parents living in different places, one putting poison into the sea and the other into the air, making the earth a living space for them alone.

G7: Why did they provide food products and radioactive ocean fish at the G20 summit before? Did they have "radiation fever"? A microblog video asked if there were more detailed information available. Someone urged everyone to hurry up and drink it all, feeling refreshing.

Others criticized Japan for being two-faced and pretending to be polite while pursuing its own interests. They suggested that Japan should handle the nuclear waste properly instead of polluting other countries' people.

Despite these criticisms, some people believe that Japanese people are still capable of doing things correctly and should act with courtesy. However, others questioned whether this was true or not. One netizen asked if anyone had ever actually drunk the radioactive water, while another urged Japan to release a statement as soon as possible to alleviate public concerns.

In conclusion, the issue of nuclear waste disposal is a serious problem that affects not only Japan but also the entire world. It is important for all countries to work together to ensure the safe and responsible handling of nuclear waste.