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Published: 14 May. 2020, 20:09

Bustling marketplace

 
Namdaemun Market in Jung-district, central Seoul, is filled with grocery shoppers Thursday, two days after emergency disaster funding was distributed by the central government. Relief grants can only be used in traditional markets and local businesses. [YONHAP]

Namdaemun Market in Jung-district, central Seoul, is filled with grocery shoppers Thursday, two days after emergency disaster funding was distributed by the central government. Relief grants can only be used in traditional markets and local businesses. [YONHAP]

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