South Korea to create nuclear no-fly

South Korea is to ban planes from flying over its nuclear power plants and increase its military presence at and around them to prevent potential terrorism.

A Government committee, chaired by prime minister Lee Han-dong, also decided to spend 2.3 bn won (£1.1m) next year on working out measures to cope with biochemical terrorist attacks.

The new measures include the imposition of no-fly zones over 20 nuclear power plants either in operation or under construction in South Korea.