Prime Minister Han Seong-sook Links Megaproject Success to Power Supply
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- The Korea Herald
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Prime Minister Han Seong-sook stated on Tuesday that the success of the government's three megaprojects depends on a robust power transmission grid and the timely supply of electricity. Speaking at a Cabinet meeting, Han referred to a national transformation initiative focused on AI data centers, physical artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and AI-driven administrative innovation. She emphasized that cooperation from residents is particularly critical for the construction of the power transmission network.
During the meeting, Han also directed the Cabinet to monitor unfair market practices that could increase prices before the Chuseok holiday, noting that rising oil prices from Middle East conflict are increasing inflationary pressure. Additionally, she called for preemptive health measures to combat the spread of influenza and acute respiratory infections, specifically urging the government to secure vaccines for infants, children, and the elderly.
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