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Kyodo news agency on March 31 quoted Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan said the Fukushima nuclear power plant No. 1, the focal point of the world's worst nuclear inciden…
Yesterday, representatives of the Department of Radiation and Nuclear Safety and the Department of Animal Health measured the possibility of radioactive contamination on…
Groundwater in the area near the Fukushima nuclear plant was 10,000 times contaminated with safety, while radioactive iodine-131 in seawater rose to a new record thresho…
The monitoring station in Hanoi has detected radioactivity in the air. However, the analytical results show that it is only a very small content, does not affect human h…
The release of nuclear radioactive water in Japan's Fukushima I power plant into the sea does not endanger marine animals as well as those who eat them, the scientists c…
Japan today has to ask Russia to send a floating radioactive treatment plant, which is used to neutralize nuclear submarines, to concentrate the contaminated wastewater…
The level of radioactivity of water inside a reactor belonging to Fukushima I nuclear power plant is up to level
Most monitoring stations of the international CTBTO in the northern hemisphere have found radioactivity leaked from the Japanese Fukushima I. nuclear power plant.
This morning, a magnitude 6.5 earthquake shook the east, prompting Japan to issue a tsunami warning.
The Ministry of Science and Technology said a monitoring station in Vietnam has detected radioactive substances in the air, but fortunately the content is only small and…
AFP news agency on March 29 reported that Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan has warned, the country is being placed in the highest alarming state of the current crisis a…
The monitoring station of the Vietnam Atomic Energy Commission has detected some artificial radioisotopes in Lang Son and Da Lat, but in small amounts and does not affec…
Has detected radioactive iodine in the air in Ninh Thuan, HCMC. In Hanoi also detected radioactive isotopes Cs-137, but did not affect human health.
Radioactive clouds due to incidents of nuclear plants from Japan are spreading to Southeast Asia, but do not affect Vietnam, nuclear experts and meteorologists said.
The Japanese Ministry of Health on the morning of March 23 said that radioactive substances beyond the permissible limits were detected in fresh and untreated fresh milk…