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Japan to support fishery industry, hit by China ban on seafood import

Published: 11:45, 25 August 2024

Japan’s prime minister on Saturday said that his government will support the fishery industry, which has been hit by a Chinese ban on Japanese seafood imports.

Fumio Kishida’s announcement came during a visit to a fish market in the city of Iwaki in the Fukushima province to commemorate one year since Tokyo began releasing treated nuclear water.

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