New chief of nuclear safety institute inaugurated
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17:17 August 07, 2018
DAEJEON, Aug. 7 (Yonhap) -- Son Jae-young, president of the Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety, took office on Tuesday for a three-year term.
Son is the institute's first chairman to be appointed by President Moon Jae-in following the revision of a relevant law.
The 54-year-old, a graduate of Seoul National University, began his career at the Ministry of Science and ICT and also served as a senior official at the Nuclear Safety and Security Commission.
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