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According to the report, the 29 tires were initially detected to have a maximum radiation value 11 times higher than the normal value of the atmosphere. After retesting, only 5 tires exceeded the standard. Russia has refused to import these five tires.
After the Fukushima nuclear accident in Japan, Russia’s Far East Port successively detected excessive radiation in goods from used cars and auto parts from Japan, and the goods rejected by Russia have been returned to Japan.
Japanese tires found strong radiation in Russia was returned
According to the news of the Kyodo News on December 28, the Consumer Protection and Public Welfare Supervision Bureau of the Russian Federation said on the 28th that five radioactive tires from Japan have been shipped to Yokohama Port. Prior to this, Russia's Far Eastern Port Vladivostok conducted radiation tests on imported goods and found that 29 tires transported from Japan to the port had strong radiation.