Democracy “President Nin must directly explain his position on the importation of contaminated water and marine products from Fukushima”

On the 1st, the Democratic Party of Korea urged President Yoon Seok-yeol to stand before the public and explain his comments and position on major issues pending between the two countries, such as Japan’s contaminated water, marine products, and Dokdo , regarding the government’s diplomatic dispute with Japan.

Kwon Chil-seung, the chief spokesman of the Democratic Party, said in a briefing session at the National Assembly that day, “There is controversy about whether or not the president will make a statement on the issue of the release of contaminated water from Fukushima and imports . marine products, and public concern is growing.”

He said, “The president’s office clarified very late that there was no mention of contaminated water and that Fukushima seafood would never come in, but doubts remain undiminished.” I doubt he was sympathetic to Japan’s position,” he said.

He continued, “The government is only taking a passive response even though the president’s comments, which are far from public sentiment, are reported in the Japanese media every day.” he did

Referring to photos of the inside of the reactor at Unit 1 of the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant, released the previous day, chief spokesman Kwon noted, “The steel bars of the concrete structure supporting the reactor were exposed, severely corroded and deformed, and the risk of collapse and release of highly contaminated water was raised.”

He continued, “When I was a candidate for the presidential election, I said, ‘The Fukushima nuclear plant did not explode. I wonder what President Yoon is thinking, who said the radioactive fallout was basically bad,” he pointed out.

“Evaluation of the president’s performance of state affairs dropped to 30% in four months. Questions and anxiety about the president lead to disappointment and anger. “

(Seoul = News 1)