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No need for speed
A policeman cracks down on vehicles breaking the speed limit at a school zone in front of an elementary school in Dunsan-dong, Seo District, in Daejeon Wednesday, a day after the National Assembly passed the Min-sik Law requiring tougher punishment o…
Dec 12,2019
Strutting their stuff
Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon, center, appears on the catwalk for a fashion show in the main meeting room of the Seoul City Hall on Wednesday. The fashion show was designed to promote clothes and hand bags manufactured by the self-support business projec…
Dec 12,2019
Foreign council proposes innovation ideas to Seoul mayor
Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon’s billion-dollar plan to turn Seoul into a start-up hub by 2022, which he announced early this year, was a conception of combined efforts. “The idea of promoting start-ups and creating an ecosystem friendly for start-ups…
Dec 12,2019
Researcher’s job offer postponed
The Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute (Kaeri), a Class A national security facility in Daejeon that leads the country’s nuclear research and development, has recently deferred the hiring of a full-time researcher upon learning that she is a Chin…
Dec 12,2019
160 students from Vietnam disappear: Immigration
Some 160 Vietnamese students who came to Korea to study have disappeared. The Korea Immigration Service said Monday that the whereabouts of 164 foreign students who enrolled at Incheon National University’s Korean Language Institute this year rem…
Dec 12,2019
Polluted commute
Pedestrians on their way to work don face masks as they walk the streets of Gwanghwamun in central Seoul. The city was shrouded by heavy fine dust concentrations Wednesday morning for the second consecutive day. [NEWS1]…
Dec 12,2019
Dust from China clogs the air
Fine dust emergency reduction measures went into effect Tuesday in Seoul, Incheon, Gyeonggi and North Chungcheong for the first time this winter as ultrafine air pollution swept through those regions, turning the skies filthy. Winds blowing smog f…
Dec 11,2019
New rules protect E-6 visa holders
The Ministry of Justice on Tuesday announced new policy measures aimed at improving the human rights of foreigners working in the local hotel and entertainment sectors with the E-6 visa. The new measures to strengthen screening and monitoring for …
Dec 11,2019
Athlete tops kids’ dream jobs list
Athletes, teachers and YouTube creators are among the jobs Korean elementary school students most want to have when they grow up, a survey showed Tuesday. Athlete topped the chart for a second straight year, with 11.6 percent of the surveyed stude…
Dec 11,2019
Santa has come to town
Lanterns illuminate Cheonggyecheon, a restored stream that runs through downtown central Seoul, on Tuesday, as Christmas draws closer. [NEWS1]…
Dec 11,2019
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