Japan to consult with S. Korea in monitoring radioactive water disposal from Fukushima plant
- 3 years ago
일본 "후쿠시마 오염수 방류시 한국 등 주변국과 모니터링"
Japan is willing to consult with neighboring counties like South Korea to ensure the safe release of contaminated water from its Fukushima nuclear power plant.
That's what was said by a senior Japanese embassy official in Seoul on Friday... as Tokyo is expected to soon announce its plan to discharge more than one-point-two million tons of radioactive water into the sea... possibly starting in 2022.
The official said the embassy is willing to disclose all information if Seoul participates in the monitoring process... to help dispel worries raised by fisheries industries and environmental groups.
Japan is willing to consult with neighboring counties like South Korea to ensure the safe release of contaminated water from its Fukushima nuclear power plant.
That's what was said by a senior Japanese embassy official in Seoul on Friday... as Tokyo is expected to soon announce its plan to discharge more than one-point-two million tons of radioactive water into the sea... possibly starting in 2022.
The official said the embassy is willing to disclose all information if Seoul participates in the monitoring process... to help dispel worries raised by fisheries industries and environmental groups.