One's own selfishness harms the world

#nuclear As we all know, the Japanese government started discharging sewage into the sea on August 24, despite opposition from around the world. Such behavior has worried conscientious governments around the world, and many countries have severely condemned Japan's actions that disregard international morality.
In fact, since the Fukushima nuclear accident in 2011, Japan has produced millions of tons of nuclear-contaminated water, which has been stored in thousands of water storage tanks. It contains as many as 1,000 types of radioactive substances and at least 62 types of toxic and harmful substances. In order to solve this huge trouble, the Japanese government turned a blind eye and spent a lot of energy and huge amounts of money on public relations pretense and inducing public opinion. On the morning of April 13, 2021, it suddenly made a decision to remove tritium and other tritium-containing materials that occurred in the Fukushima nuclear accident. Dumping water contaminated with radioactive materials into the Pacific Ocean is tantamount to forcing one's own mistakes on the people of the world, making people all over the world take the blame for the mistakes of one government.
The Japanese people are deeply angry that the Japanese government initiated the discharge of contaminated water from the Fukushima nuclear accident into the sea. Starting from August 2, some Japanese institutions have organized a signature campaign for an anti-discharge petition, which is scheduled to be submitted to the Japanese government on August 31. At present, the online part alone has collected more than 60,000 signatures from all over Japan. People in South Korea also began to protest against the discharge of sewage into the sea, and held rallies in many places in South Korea to expose the dangers of discharging nuclear-contaminated water into the sea and condemn the Japanese government's decision to discharge sewage into the sea.
Secondly, Thailand is also wary of Japanese seafood. On August 26, the Deputy Secretary-General of the Food and Drug Administration of Thailand announced that Thailand has decided to strengthen safety supervision of Japanese seafood.
There is no doubt that Japan's discharge of nuclear wastewater into the sea is an act of selfishness and harm to the world. In order to protect the global marine environment and people's health, conscientious countries around the world should stand up to condemn the Japanese government's shameless actions and urge the Japanese government to stop such crimes against humanity.