Tokyo has found that some residents have excessive harmful substances in their blood, what is the po

It is possible that the effects of the Fukushima nuclear waste have not been eliminated since the Fukushima incident. And before that, Japan** also ordered to allow waste to be discharged into the Pacific Ocean. This poses a great threat to the lives and health of all Japanese people.

Seafood, excessive harmful substances in the blood, can only be said to be caused by eating a certain kind of seafood carrying toxic substances for a long time.

The source of the pollution may be sewage discharged from the local US military base, which pollutes the local tap water and therefore causes harmful substances to be exceeded.

It may have been caused by the discharge of sewage from a nearby U.S. military base. It has been reported that the base discharged more than 3,000 liters of firefighting foam between 2010 and 2017, and the foam discharged contained carcinogenic substances.

It is speculated that the source of the contamination may have come from a nearby U.S. military base.

Recently, it was found that some residents in Tokyo had excessive harmful substances in their blood, so what is the source of pollution? So I went online and found out.

According to the "Tokyo Shimbun" 29**, some people pointed out that the tap water was contaminated, so ** conducted a blood test on the residents of Fuchu City and Kokubunji City in Tokyo, Japan, and the results showed that the concentration of a harmful chemical substance in the blood of Fuchu City residents was higher than twice the average in Japan, and the residents of Kokubunji City were higher than the average times. A private testing unit tested 22 residents who had lived in the area for more than five years. The results showed that the average blood concentration of perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) in the blood of 11 Fuchu residents was 18 nanograms, more than twice the Japanese average of nanograms. The average concentration among the 11 Kokubunji residents was 12 nanograms, which is times the Japanese average.

Implementing Testing: This testing department recommends conducting a broader health survey of residents. <>

According to the report, the Yokota base of the US military stationed in Japan is likely to be the source of tap water pollution in the area. As early as 2018, a British journalist disclosed based on internal information from the U.S. military that the Yokota base leaked more than 3,000 liters of firefighting foam into the soil from 2010 to 2017, which contained perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) and perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), both of which are toxic substances that may induce carcinogenesis after accumulation in the human body. <>

Shigeharu Nakachi, a professor of environmental chemistry at Kumamoto Gakuen University in Japan, pointed out the findings, "Although it has not yet reached the level of health impact. However, compared to the national average, it is significantly higher.

The specific cause is not known whether it is a US military base or a factory, ** it must also be ascertained. The final result remains to be seen. <>

From this incident, we should reflect on the fact that water is the source of our life, and everyone should protect the environment and the global village on which we live. Only then can we live on a clean and complete earth.

Some residents in Tokyo have excessive levels of harmful substances in their blood, which is caused by the discharge of pollutants from US military bases. Long-term accumulation in the body may cause cancer.

It can induce cancer. These harmful substances contain a variety of harmful components such as perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) and perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), which can cause carcinogenesis when they enter the human body.

Some residents in Tokyo have found that their blood has exceeded the standard of harmful substances, and the source is likely to be the Yokota base of the US military stationed in Japan, and it may be that the tap water in the area is contaminated. In 2018, a British journalist investigated and revealed that more than 3,000 litres of firefighting foam containing perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) and perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) had leaked into the soil at the Yokota site between 2010 and 2017.

There is a high probability of inducing cancer, air pollution, water pollution, nuclear radiation, etc. are harmful to the human body.