South Korean nuclear engineers charged with cover-up
Seoul (AFP) May 30, 2012
Five senior engineers were charged Wednesday with trying to cover up a
potentially dangerous power failure at South Korea's oldest nuclear
plant, prosecutors said.
The five, including a 55-year-old chief engineer at the Gori-1 reactor,
were accused of violating a law on nuclear safety.
The reactor, built in 1978 near the southern city of Busan, briefly lost
mains power on February 9 and
Five senior engineers were charged Wednesday with trying to cover up a
potentially dangerous power failure at South Korea's oldest nuclear
plant, prosecutors said.
The five, including a 55-year-old chief engineer at the Gori-1 reactor,
were accused of violating a law on nuclear safety.
The reactor, built in 1978 near the southern city of Busan, briefly lost
mains power on February 9 and
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