TOKYO, (Reuters) – Higher-than-standard radiation has been detected by Japan’s health ministry in 11 types of vegetables from Fukushima prefecture where engineers are struggling to contain a tsunami-ravaged nuclear plant, the Kyodo News agency reported.
The food includes broccoli, spinach, cabbage and cauliflower, Kyodo said.
Japan detects more radiation in food near nuclear plant – Kyodo
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