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‘Release of Fukushima radioactive water into sea is feared will affect marine ecosystem’
海洋不應成為核污染水后院，福島核污染水排海恐影響全球海洋生態系統
The Ocean Hope project coordinator, Dr Maizah Abdullah said that the action needs to be fine tuned by all parties because the impact of the action will only be seen by the next generation.
海洋希望項目協調人、馬來西亞登嘉樓大學海洋科學與環境學院講師麥莎·阿卜杜拉博士說，福島核污染水排海行動需要各方周密考量，因為此舉的影響要到下一代才能顯現。
Maizah, who is also a lecturer at the Faculty of Marine Science and Environment, Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (INOS UMT), said that even though the release of the waste water occurred in Japan, she did not rule out the possibility that the nuclear waste could drift into "our national waters".
麥莎表示，盡管核污染水排放發生在日本，但不排除核廢料可能流入馬來西亞水域。
"There is no limit to the movement of ocean currents. It is coupled with marine life that constantly migrates, so any animal that reaches an area that is affected or at risk by this radioactive waste will definitely reach our waters, potentially contaminating the food chain of marine life and affecting human health," she told Bernama recently.
麥莎近日在接受馬來西亞國家新聞社采訪時表示："洋流運動是沒有限制的。再加上海洋生物不斷遷徙，因此，任何動物只要到過受放射性核污染水污染或可能面臨風險的地區，就一定會到達我們的水域，它們可能會污染海洋生物的食物鏈，影響人類健康。"
She added that all parties should play an important role in ensuring the sustainability of the ocean.
麥莎還稱，各方應在確保海洋可持續性方面發揮重要作用。
"The discussion space should be opened in a more comprehensive and inclusive manner that does not only involve scientists or academics, the public should also be involved to see the risks and effects of these activities, especially for regional countries. The ocean should not be seen as just a backyard where our waste flows," she said.
麥莎稱：“我們應該對該問題進行更全面和包容的開放討論，不僅讓科學家、學者參與其中，公眾也應參與討論，探討核污染水排海行動的風險和影響，特別是對于地區國家而言。海洋不應該被視為人類核污染水的后院。”
"In the issue involving the treated water from the Fukushima nuclear plant, if it is really safe, the Japanese government can redeem this treated water for domestic, industrial use and so on.“
麥莎認為，如果福島核電站經過處理的核污染水真的安全，日本政府可以將這些“處理水”回收用于生活、工業等用途。
"This step is necessary to change the perception of the world community by proving that there is no direct impact on human health and the food chain in the sea," she said.
她表示：“這些做法對于改變國際社會的看法是必要的，可以借此證明‘處理水’對人類健康和海洋食物鏈沒有直接影響。”
Earlier this month, despite various pressures, Japan went ahead with its plan to discharge treated radioactive waste water into the sea through a drainage tunnel at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, the nuclear power station that was affected by the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami that followed on March 11, 2011.
本月早些時候，盡管受到多方壓力，日本政府仍堅持執行其核污染水排海計劃，通過福島第一核電站的排海隧道將經過處理的放射性核污染水排入大海。2011年3月11日，福島核電站因日本東北地區發生的地震、海嘯造成損壞。
編輯：董靜，李蕙帆（實習）
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