South Korean government ``Discharge of treated water is progressing as planned'' ... ``Continue monitoring''

On the 25th, the South Korean government issued a statement regarding the release of radioactively treated water from the Fukushima No. 1 Nuclear Power Plant into the ocean, saying, ``Since the release began at 1:00 pm yesterday (24th), the release has progressed stably as planned until now.
It is understood that there is no abnormal situation." Park Ku-young, 1st Deputy Director of the Korean Government Office for Coordination
"Our government is monitoring the release status through real-time data provided by Tokyo Electric Power Co. and others and dual hotlines between diplomatic and regulatory authorities," he said at a press conference.
Deputy Director Park said, "We are operating the 'Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety (KINS) Review Team' with expertise to analyze and respond to the release situation."
We will continue to closely monitor the situation and take the best possible measures in a timely manner so as not to affect the safety and health of the public."
Deputy Director Park said, "Before and after the discharge of the treated water the day before, TEPCO and the IAEA (national government)
International Atomic Energy Agency) and South Korea's KINS have each started to operate their own websites that disclose release monitoring information."