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World October 13, 2015 | 10:03 am

Greenpeace activists protest South Korea’s plan to build world’s largest nuclear power plant

Seoul.- Greenpeace activists today entered therestricted zone of the Kori nuclear power plant near Busan, South Korea’ssecond largest city, to protest the country’s expansion of nuclear and its riskto the public. The protest aims to ramp up pressure on the South Koreangovernment, which is about to give permission for the construction of twoadditional reactors.

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