S. Korea: 10 Reactor Nuclear Power Station – 3.8 million people in 30 km Evacuation Zone

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kori_Nuclear_Power_Plant
Streetview near Kori NPS
From Greenpeace:
“When the risks are so high, what would you do?
Blogpost by Daul Jang – 21 October, 2015 at 9:05
Five Greenpeace activists last week entered the security zone of what will soon be the world’s biggest nuclear power plant – the Kori nuclear power plant (NPP) near Busan in South Korea.
Arriving via a black inflatable boat, they climbed out and scampered up a rocky slope unfurling a bright yellow banner in front of the fence of the Kori NPP. For 40 minutes they stood ground as guards looked on, sirens blazed, and warnings from the coast guard were broadcast over the loudspeaker.
The situation at Kori is insane, and it’s only getting worse. The need for action is urgent.
When the next two planned reactors start operation by 2022, it will become the only nuclear power plant with 10 reactors
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