By RYO INOUE/ Correspondent
September 25, 2023 at 19:00 JST
Some fishing boats that left a port in Xiangshan county in China’s Zhejiang province on Sept. 16 were later operating in the East China Sea, according to the Global Fishing Watch website. (Ryo Inoue)
SHANGHAI—Chinese boats are catching fish in what Beijing calls “Fukushima nuclear-contaminated water” for distribution in China, while the same marine products caught in the same area by Japanese vessels remain banned in that country. [Read More]
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