bans on some food products. this is a battle of perception forjapan s government. it has yet to fully convince its neighbours and its people that this will be no more radioactive than water released from any other nuclear power plant around the world. but it won t be easy because the facts are up against fear. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, fukushima. and before we go, let s just recap our main story at this hour donald trump was booked at the fulton countyjail in atlanta, georgia. he spent about 25 minutes inside, having his fingerprints and mugshot taken. it s the first mugshot that s been made public of a former us president. and don t forget you can get more on this story on our website. that s bbc.com. thank you for watching.
to prevent the reputational damage to fukushima, and calm the wave of anger both here and around the region. japan s neighbours are furious. china, the biggest buyer of japanese seafood, said it would block all imports. hong kong also said it would impose bans on some food products. this is a battle of perception forjapan s government. it has yet to fully convince its neighbours and its people that this will be no more radioactive than water released from any other nuclear power plant around the world. but it won t be easy because the facts are up against fear. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, fukushima. they are the iconic species of the antarctic, but for how much longer? emperor penguin colonies, living in an area where there was total sea ice loss in 2022, have experienced almost total breeding failure. our science editor,
that my fish won t sell now. translation: i want to continue living in fukushima. i don t want to be in- a situation where i can t eat the sushi here any more. lots of people are l against the release. there is a deep lack of trust in this process. many locals have told us that it just hasn t been transparent enough. officials are saying that the amount of radiation being pumped into the ocean is well below the international safety standards. now, the science may back these claims, but it does nothing to prevent the reputational damage to fukushima, and calm the wave of anger both here and around the region. japan s neighbours are furious. china, the biggest buyer of japanese seafood, said it would block all imports. hong kong also said it would impose bans on some food products. this is a battle of perception forjapan s government. it has yet to fully convince its neighbours and its people
outside the prime minister s office, urging the government to stop the release. japan s neighbours are furious. china has announced an immediate ban onjapanese seafood imports, and previously accused tokyo of treating the pacific ocean as its sewage dump. hong kong also said it would immediately activate import curbs on some food products from the country. this is a battle of perception forjapan s government. it has yet to fully convince its neighbours and its people that this will be no more radioactive than water released from any other nuclear power plant around the world. but it won t be easy, because the facts are up against fear. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, fukushima. director of nuclear power di rector of nuclear power safety director of nuclear power safety explain the concerns behind these developments. this explain the concerns behind these developments. explain the concerns behind these develoments. . , , developments. this concern because it s never a developments. this co
that my fish won t sell now. translation: i want to continue living in fukushima. i don t want to be in- a situation where i can t eat the sushi here any more. lots of people are l against the release. there is a deep lack of trust in this process. many locals have told us that it just hasn t been transparent enough. officials are saying that the amount of radiation being pumped into the ocean is well below the international safety standards. now, the science may back these claims, but it does nothing to prevent the reputational damage to fukushima, and calm the wave of anger both here and around the region. japan s neighbours are furious. china, the biggest buyer of japanese seafood, said it would block all imports. hong kong also said it would impose bans on some food products. this is a battle of perception forjapan s government. it has yet to fully convince its neighbours and its people that this will be no more