Playtime waits for no MERS
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Playtime waits for no MERS

Published: 08 Jul. 2015, 20:46
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Customers shopping at Toys “R” Us at Lotte Mart in Jamsil, southeastern Seoul, on Wednesday. Sales of toys have risen in the first half of this year despite events like the Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) crisis. Toy sales at Lotte rose 10.1 percent while at E-Mart, it was up 13 percent. [NEWSIS]

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