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People are scared of Japanese seafood : Hong Kong restaurants bear brunt of imports ban following Fukushima waste water row

Questions over discharged waste water leave eateries struggling to persuade patrons to return.

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Fukushima water discharge begins in Japan as China and Hong Kong ban seafood imports

International Atomic Energy Agency says release of water 12 years after meltdown at nuclear plant is safe, but fears of Pacific Ocean contamination remain

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Hong Kong threatens to ban more Japanese goods

HONG KONG Hong Kong will immediately ban the import of aquatic products from Fukushima and other Japanese prefectures if Tokyo discharges treated radioactive wastewater into the sea, a top official in the city said last week.

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Hong Kong may ban Japanese products if radioactive water is released

Hong Kong may ban Japanese products if radioactive water is released
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Hong Kong will ban more Japanese products if radioactive water is released | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

HONG KONG Hong Kong will immediately ban the import of aquatic products from Fukushima and other Japanese prefectures if Tokyo discharges treated radioactive wastewater into the sea, a top official in the city said Wednesday.

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