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Wreaths are placed in front of the auditor in Jongno-gu, Seoul, on the 29th, in support of Chief Auditor Choi Jae-hyung, sent by a group that supports the atomic power plant and civic groups in Daegu and Gyeongbuk. It appears that when President Choi continued to speak of his conflicting beliefs with the passport regarding the feasibility of the early closure of Wolseong Unit 1, related organizations sent wreaths to express their support. 2020.10.29 / News1 © News1 In front of the Supreme Prosecutor’s Office, there were more than 300 garlands supporting Attorney General Yoon Seok-yeol, and on the 29th, garlands supporting Audit Chief Choi Jae-hyung lined up in front of the auditor.
According to the Audit Office, this afternoon four garlands and 9 flower pots are placed in front of the main door of the Audit Center in Samcheong-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul.
The crowns and pots were first placed the day before (28) and added that day. Most of them were sent by civic groups that support the nuclear power plant and civic groups in Daegu and Gyeongbuk.
On the tape attached to the wreath, there are phrases like ‘Nuclear power is the power of Korea!’, ‘Thank you, auditor’, ‘I support Jaehyung Choi’s justice’ and ‘The country should live only when the power plant live nuclear ‘. On the 20th, the Audit and Inspection Board announced the results of the audit on the feasibility of the early closure of Unit 1 of Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power’s Wolseong Nuclear Power Plant, noting that it evaluated the economic viability unreasonably . It was revealed that it was difficult to comprehensively judge the feasibility of the early closure because the safety and acceptance of the residents were not included in the audit, but the legitimacy of the closure procedure was flawed. In addition, the former Minister of Industry, Baek Woon-gyu, who ordered the closure of operations immediately after the decision to close early, and the two employees of the Ministry of Industry who erased the data related to the audit, demanded a reprimand (for the retired minister Baek, use staff reference materials) and consulted the investigating agency. For this reason, opposition parties, including the opposition party, against the Moon Jae-in government’s post-nuclear energy policy are launching an offensive, hailing the audit results. Civic groups supporting the nuclear power plant appear to have sent a wreath of cheers for the same purpose.
Meanwhile, there were more than 300 wreaths in front of the Supreme Prosecutor’s Office to support Attorney General Yoon Seok-yeol. After Justice Minister Choo Mi-ae wielded the authority to lead the investigation into the allegations of lobbying by Lime Asset Management on the 19th and the case involving President Yoon’s family, President Yoon’s supporters began to send wreaths of flowers to the Supreme Prosecutor’s Office.
Seocho-gu requested voluntary demolition because it interferes with maintaining the aesthetics and morale of the city, but the garland is still intact, so he is still struggling over how to deal with it.
(Seoul = News 1)
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