Indyplus video: Fukushima's radioactive fish

Tuesday 03 September 2013 19:45 BST

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In November 2012 Fukushima's fishermen were still catching radioactive fish near the stricken Dai-ichi power plant following the nuclear accident that evacuated the area after a Tsunami hit the plant.

Watch a video below of the fish that were captured just for laboratories:

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