Abstract
A total of 118 samples were analyzed using HPGe γ-spectrometry. 131I, 134Cs, 137Cs and 136Cs were detected in aerosol air samples that were collected 22 days after the accident with values of 1720µBqm−³, 247µBqm−³, 289µBqm−³ and 23µBqm−³, respectively. 131I was detected in rainwater and soil samples and was also measurable in vegetables collected between April 2 and 13, 2011, with values ranging from 0.55Bqkg−1 to 2.68Bqkg−1. No 131I was detected in milk, drinking water, seawater or marine biota samples.
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