No radiation contamination among ships arriving from Japan

No ships arriving in Taiwan from Japan have been detected with abnormal levels of radiation amid government efforts to prevent the entry of tainted materials in the wake of the nuclear crisis in Japan that was triggered by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.
Chen Yi-hsiung, deputy director of the Taichung Harbor Bureau, said Thursday that goods and containers shipped by vessels from 13 ports in the hardest-hit areas of Japan are subject to stringent examination conducted by his bureau in cooperation with immigration and customs agents.
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Source: Focus Taiwan