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[Exclusive] Fukushima budget reduced to before discharge… “radiation crisis theory acknowledged as ‘fiction'”
Reporter Cho Joong-heon
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Entered 2025-10-04 23.21
Modified 2025-10-05 20.08
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The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries will expand its budget, which was rapidly expanded after the discharge of contaminated water from Japan’s Fukushima nuclear power plant in 2023, from 2026.
It has been confirmed that the continent has been reduced and returned to the level before discharge. The Lee Jae-myeong government claims that the ‘Fugushima contaminated water ghost story’ has no basis.
There is criticism that he admitted it himself.
According to data submitted by People Power Party lawmaker Cho Seung-hwan, a member of the National Assembly’s Agriculture, Forestry, Food, Marine and Fisheries Committee, the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries said,
In the 2026 budget submitted to the National Assembly last September, the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries’ Fugushima-related budget is KRW 498.3 billion.
The total was revealed to be a 31% decrease compared to 2025. The budget for 2022, the year before the discharge of contaminated water, was 395.4 billion won.
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There is also no confirmation that the budget for Fugushima-related projects is high. In 2024, the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries has a related budget of 731 billion won.
Although it is scheduled to be organized this year, 192.6 billion won (269) of it will not be used: 257.4 billion won out of the 711.7 billion won budget for 2025.
(369) has been discontinued. After expanding the budget related to Fugushima in earnest, the amount of insoluble water increased and construction began.
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Among the 18 detailed projects related to Fugushima contaminated water, disuse is concentrated in disaster response emergency management stabilization funds and non-disaster projects: long
As for emergency management stabilization funds, only 18.9 billion won (1996) out of 100 billion won in 2024 will be used, and 2.8 billion won out of 80 billion won in 2025.
(3.59) It is limited to execution. Non-projects also amount to KRW 55.2 billion out of KRW 206.5 billion in 2024 and KRW 72.1 billion out of KRW 175.1 billion in 2025.
This disuse concludes:
On the other hand, in 2021 and 2022, before the discharge of Fugushima contaminated water, emergency management stabilization funds of 20 billion won and non-projects of 1,000 million won.
Hundreds of millions of won were allocated at an appropriate level and all were executed. However, due to the spread of unrest after the release of water, the budget for each detailed project was doubled.
The increase was up to five times more, but there was no actual demand: