Jung Jong-sun, Jangheung County Governor, Joins Challenge to Condemn Japan's Decision to Discharge Radioactive Contaminated Water from Nuclear Power Plant

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Seo Young-seo] Jeonnam Jangheung-gun announced on the 12th that County Governor Jeong Jong-sun condemned the decision made on the 10th to discharge contaminated water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan and participated in the challenge condemning the contaminated water discharge decision to protect our seas.

Governor Jeong, who was nominated by Kim Cheol-woo, Governor of Boseong-gun, expressed his intention to closely cooperate with the government and neighboring local governments, concerned about the damage to the public, including fishermen, caused by the discharge of contaminated water and the impact it may have on the clean waters of Jangheung-gun.

The "Challenge to Condemn Japan's Nuclear Power Plant Radioactive Contaminated Water Discharge Decision" is being carried out by various local governments to oppose the Japanese government's decision to discharge nuclear power plant contaminated water, aiming to continuously maintain Korea's clean seas and protect the public.

Governor Jeong Jong-sun said, "I strongly condemn Japan's decision to discharge radioactive contaminated water from the nuclear power plant, and I will do my best to protect the seas of the Republic of Korea, including our county's clean waters."