WHO: Real risk if radiation contaminates food
Japan needs to act quickly and ban sales of food with high radiation levels from areas near damaged nuclear plant, health agency says
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Japan needs to act quickly and ban sales of food with high radiation levels from areas near damaged nuclear plant, health agency says
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