Mayor of Incheon: ”Results of water quality test on North Korea's radioactive wastewater are 'safe'” = South Korea

On the 8th, Incheon Metropolitan City Mayor Yoo Jeong-bok said, "We received a report from the Incheon City Health and Environment Research Institute on the results of a water quality test on the release of radioactive wastewater by North Korea, and have decided to proceed with the safety check.
Mayor Yoo said, "All the numbers are within the normal range, and we have determined that the situation citizens are concerned about is not occurring. We will continue to monitor and follow up."
The Incheon Health and Environment Research Institute began collecting seawater from the southwestern waters of Jumun Island in Incheon on the 3rd and conducting a water quality survey.
Mayor Yu said, "We will promptly establish a special team for monitoring the environment in the West Sea (Yellow Sea) by a multi-agency organization, including the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries and the Nuclear Safety Commission."
"The central government should install additional mobile radiation monitoring equipment in the waters off Incheon," he said.
In response to reports that "radioactive wastewater had been discharged without authorization from a uranium refinery in the county," the Korea Nuclear Safety and Security Commission stated, "The results of measurements from monitoring networks installed in 244 locations across the country are
These are normal values."