Tritium detection problem at Wolseong nuclear power plant...Private investigation team: ``There is no leakage to the external environment'' = South Korea

In South Korea, ``High concentrations of tritium were detected in groundwater on the premises of the Wolseong Nuclear Power Plant due to a natural phenomenon in which tritium in the air gathers in one place and due to aging of wastewater pipes.
The conclusion was that "it is." It was also confirmed that there is "very little possibility that the contamination source within the Tsukishiro nuclear power plant site will leak into the surrounding area."
It is expected that the "tritium leakage problem" has come to an end.
On the 5th, the tritium private investigation team and the Communication Council for Wakseong Nuclear Power Plant explained to local residents about the Wakseong Nuclear Power Plant.
A meeting was held and the results of the investigation were made public. The results of this investigation are based on the results of scientific analysis of the contents confirmed from the progress announcement of the interim investigation results, and the results of a groundwater flow model used to evaluate runoff to the external environment.
This includes the results of monitoring.