nuclear facility-suspension Nuclear reactor in southern S. Korea comes to halt during electricity transmission test YEONGGWANG, South Korea, July 24 (Yonhap) -- A reactor at the Hanbit Nuclear Power Plant in the southern county of Yeonggwang came to a halt Monday during a system test, officials said. The stoppage of the 950,000-kilowatt Unit 2 reactor occurred at 11:57 a.m. when its turbine came to a stop, sending an abnormal signal during a test of a special protection system that prevents an electricity overload on the power transmission line.

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