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Fukushima to Release Over a Million Cubic Meters Water From Nuclear Plant; Officials Urge Locals Stop Swimming
Officials are urging locals to avoid any swimming activity in the area as Fukushima is set to release over a million cubic meters of treated water from its nuclear plant. Read more here.
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