People get bottles of soy sauce which contains iodine from the supermarket after salt sold out due to panic buying in Beijing on March 17 2011...
{"Image ImageDescription": "People get bottles of soy sauce, which contains iodine, from the supermarket after salt sold out due to panic buying in Beijing on March 17, 2011. Chinese retailers on March 17 reported panic buying of salt, partly because shoppers believe it could help ward off the effects of potential radioactivity from Japan's crippled nuclear power plant. Chinese consumers are hoping iodine in the iodised salt can reduce the impact of possible radioactivity as the crisis at Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant deepens. But state-run China National Radio said the iodine content of edible salt in the country averages between 20-30 microgrammes per kilogramme, quoting experts saying that is too low to have any effect.  AFP PHOTO / LIU JIN (Photo credit should read LIU JIN/AFP via Getty Images)", "Image Copyright": "2011 AFP"}