Six months after Fukushima nuclear power plant treated water was released, Seoul's agricultural and fishery products are ”safe” = South Korean report

Six months have passed this month since Japan began releasing radioactively treated water from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the ocean, but the agricultural and fishery products purchased by Seoul residents in South Korea are "safe" in terms of radioactivity. but
Understood. According to Seoul City on the 5th, the results of an analysis by the radioactivity testing laboratory run by Seoul City and 25 local governments have determined that all of the items are ``compliant.''
The city of Seoul currently has a total of 10 people assigned to the main hospital of the Seoul Health and Environment Research Institute and the Gangnam Laboratory to carry out radioactivity tests.
It has become. In addition, the inspection stations at Noryangjin Market and Garak Market are operated by Suikyo (Fisheries Cooperative Association) and Seoul Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Corporation, respectively.
Furthermore, radioactivity testing stations have been established and operated in all 25 autonomous regions of Seoul.