South Korean government “releases treated water “three more times” until March next year”

It has been revealed that further releases of radioactively treated water from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the ocean will be carried out. Regarding the release of treated water, the South Korean government announced on the 14th, ``Three more times will be released by March next year.''
"There are plans for a release." The first release was already carried out from the 24th of last month to the 11th of this month. On this day, Park Koo-young, first deputy director of the Korean State Affairs Coordination Office, spoke to the government.
At a press conference held at the Seoul government building, he gave the following explanation based on materials released by TEPCO. Deputy Director Park said, ``Tokyo Electric Power Co., Ltd. said, ``Of the K4 tanks (tanks just before being released), tanks B, C, and A will be released in that order.
"Currently, Tanks C and A, which are subject to secondary and tertiary releases, each contain 7.8 million liters of contaminated water (radioactively treated water)." Told
. He continued, ``The fourth discharge is expected to be carried out after the first discharge has been completed, by injecting contaminated water again into the B tank group, and after measurements have been completed.''