Yoshihide Suga went to Fukushima to inspect the nuclear power plant for the first time since he became prime minister

　　China News Service, September 26. According to Kyodo News Agency, Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga visited Fukushima Prefecture on the morning of the 26th local time to inspect the earthquake-stricken area of ​​the Great East Japan Earthquake.

This is his first business trip since he took office as prime minister, and the revival minister Hirazawa Katsuei and the governor Masao Uchibori accompanied him.

Data map: Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga.

　　According to analysis, Yoshihide Suga chose Fukushima as his first business trip to emphasize his attitude of doing his best for reconstruction.

　　According to reports, Yoshihide Suga inspected the Tokyo Electric Power Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant from the car and on the high platform, and confirmed the progress of the reactor scrapping operation.

In the afternoon, he visited the facility that communicated the nuclear accident to future generations and had a cordial talk with local middle school students.

　　Yoshihide Suga listened to the explanations of TEPCO officials on the reactor scrapping operation and nuclear power plant treatment water, and said, "I think this is a very difficult operation, and I hope that it will be carried out safely and practically. The central government will continue to take the lead in taking measures."

　　In the basic policy decided by the cabinet of Yoshihide Suga at the first cabinet meeting on the 16th, there was no statement related to the earthquake and nuclear accident.

Regarding this matter, Suga Yoshihide said at the reconstruction promotion meeting held at the official residence on the 25th: "We must inherit the policy of'No reconstruction of Tohoku, there will be no regeneration of Japan', continue to implement on-site doctrine, and further promote reconstruction." Denial of contempt. Views of the disaster area.

　　This is the first visit to Fukushima by a Japanese Prime Minister since former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in April 2019.

According to the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry and others, this is Yoshihide Suga's first visit to Fukushima Ichi Nuclear Power Plant after the earthquake.