Tweets Radiation Sickness From People Around Japan

I was reading the Fukushima Diary and I need to share this with you. I read Tweets from people around Japan. This is some of them, they are translated from Japanese to English so take that into account.

We get to hear from parents that have children that gets nosebleeds. But also hear how the radiation measurments in water are tampered with and made low "because we don’t want to frighten people" a female office worker for Tochigi prefecture’s water department have told this.

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[Tweet of a Tokyo citizen]

@rierie53137
RIE
To Mr. @KinositaKouta, I continue. “my husband who works in SHINJUKU has started to feel “numbness” on his left hand and foot since the end of June. When he stayed in SHIMANE for a week, the symptoms stopped. However the night when he returned to TOKYO, he said “it sounds like I am lying, my numbness begans again.” It is scary.
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Attention! About three-tenth of the corn produced in Fukushima tested for cattle consumption, the highest Cesium 117Bq. However, for human consumption, nearly all are no detection. https://j.mp/kMa5R1 Busted for a low standard of food testing.
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[Tweet of a Kanto citizen]

‎@KinositaKouta: I live in a hotspot in the Kanto area. My daughter came back from an overnight school trip and told me that three children had nosebleeds between this morning and noon. They walked for one hour each way from school to their accommodation, and played on a jungle gym and did walk exercises in the woods. I asked the school to stop it but my plea fell on deaf ears.
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[Tweet of a Chiba citizen]

I’m in Kamagaya City, Chiba Prefecture. The soil from a place where water runs off tested at 3447bq/kg for cesium 134, and at 3881bq/kg for cesium 137, for a total of 7328bq/kg. The cesium 137 value multiplied by 65 works out to a radiation level of approximately 250,000bq/m2 (per square meter).
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[Tweet of a Tochigi citizen]

I tweeted about this before, but a person I know who is a female office worker for Tochigi prefecture’s water department told me “because we don’t want to frighten people, we’ve been misrepresenting (radiation detection levels), the actual values are about 4 times the levels we’ve been reporting.” RT @UTENA933 @KinositaKouta Tochigi prefecture Haga-gun ichi? (Shinoka/Maoka? market?) following the disaster, we’ve been putting out numbers below acceptable detection limits.
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[Killer Sushi fish]

A male friend, after eating Sushi, started nose bleeding. We went to the hospital and he is not sick, it’s internal radiation exposure. It was also revealed in urine test. They were just telling it at the hospital. We are in metropolitan area.
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[Children exposed]

@rierie53137
RIE
To Mr. @KinositaKouta, hello. Ever since before Golden Week (Japanese holiday week in May), my 4 Y/O daughter was suddenly diagnosed asthma, and looked always sick. My 1 y/o small one had a bloody nose. I just wanted to escape to Western Japan. During summer vacation in SHIMANE, all their symptoms were stopped like a miracle since the second day there. We spend 3 weeks in SHIMANE. Since then even in TOKYO, she has not coughed even once.
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