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	The Hanbit 1 reactor in Yeonggwang in the south-west stopped operating at 5:16 am (2016 GMT Friday) after a problem with a steam condensing device, Yonhap News Agency reported.</div>
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	There was no sign of a radiation leak, the report quoted the plant&#39;s operator as saying.</div>
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	Nuclear power supplies about a third of South Korea&#39;s energy.</div>
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	- DPA&nbsp;</div>

South Korea nuclear reactor shuts after part malfunction

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South Korea nuclear reactor shuts after part malfunction

Seoul - A nuclear reactor in South Korea was shut down Saturday after a reported technical glitch.

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