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From JoongAng Ilbo 4/15/2021
"" Nuclear water in Japan is not significantly affected. "The Korean government TF issued a report last year."
It was confirmed that the Korean government issued a report last year saying that there was no scientific problem in connection with the Japanese government's decision to release contaminated water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant into the ocean on the morning of the 13th.
According to Ahn Byung-gil, a member of the opposition party "People Power Party," the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries and other government departments' joint task force (TF, working group) announced in October last year that "the current situation related to contaminated water at the Fukushima nuclear power plant." A countermeasure report entitled "" was created. In a report that evaluated the situation at that time as "Japan has completed the decision on the disposal plan for contaminated water stored in the Fukushima nuclear power plant, and only the decision on the timing of announcement remains", the Korean government said that the pollution released by Japan We analyzed the impact of water on the people and the environment.
According to the report, the Nuclear Safety Commission held seven expert meetings and decided that "there is no problem with the performance of Japan's multi-nuclide removal facility (ALPS) that purifies contaminated water." In addition, as a result of evaluating the radiation effects in the area near the coast of Japan using the method of the United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation (UNSCEAR), which is recognized as an international standard, the radiation values were also evaluated as "reasonable".
In the radioactivity concentration survey in the coastal waters of South Korea, the 2019 standard of 0.892 to 1.88 millibecquerels per kilogram was detected, which is the average value before the Fukushima accident (2006 to 2010 0.864 to 4). It was analyzed to be similar to .04 millibecquerels per kilogram).
Regarding the possibility of tritium exposure, he said, "It is difficult for the body to concentrate and accumulate, and the possibility of meaningful exposure due to ingestion of marine products is very low." "A few years after the release into the ocean, even if it reaches the domestic sea area, it will be moved by the ocean current and diffused and diluted, and there will be no meaningful effect."
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