+ Follow PHILIPPINE NATIONAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE Tag
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[Title] => Philippines capable of addressing radiation threat: official
[Summary] => The government assured today the public that it has the capability to address the radiation threat posed by the nuclear crisis in Fukushima, Japan as it is ready to acquire new equipment to monitor and stop imported goods which are contaminated with high level of radiation from entering the country.
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[Title] => 'Radiation threat real' from Japan
[Summary] => The threat of radiation from Japan reaching Philippine shores is real and should not be ignored, a professor and toxicology expert told the Senate yesterday.
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[Title] => Gov't won't block food imports from Japan
[Summary] => Philippine health officials said today that there is still no reason to ban the entry of food imports from Japan.Health Secretary Enrique Ona said: “As of now, Japanese food products are not dangerous.”
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[Title] => Phl still safe from Japan's radioactive winds
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines – The Department of Science of Technology said today that the radiation level in the country remained normal despite explosions and reaction fires at the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant yesterday and early today.
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[Title] => Gov't won't block food imports from Japan
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[Title] => Phl still safe from Japan's radioactive winds
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