Money laundering
![A basket of burned 50,000 won ($42) bills. According to the Bank of Korea, the owner of the bills, who lives in Ansan, Gyeonggi, tried to sanitize 23 million won worth because of concerns about Covid-19 by putting them in the washing machine and then drying them in a clothes dryer. Another person, who lives in Incheon, burned 5.25 million won worth of bills by putting them in a microwave. The central bank said in the first half of this year, 2.7 trillion won worth of bills were damaged due to soaking or burning. A total of 226.6 million 10,000 won bills were destroyed, while 85.6 million 1,000 won bills were destroyed. [BANK OF KOREA]](https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/data/photo/2020/07/31/d81e63b8-a82f-4def-8380-b348068576f1.jpg)
A basket of burned 50,000 won ($42) bills. According to the Bank of Korea, the owner of the bills, who lives in Ansan, Gyeonggi, tried to sanitize 23 million won worth because of concerns about Covid-19 by putting them in the washing machine and then drying them in a clothes dryer. Another person, who lives in Incheon, burned 5.25 million won worth of bills by putting them in a microwave. The central bank said in the first half of this year, 2.7 trillion won worth of bills were damaged due to soaking or burning. A total of 226.6 million 10,000 won bills were destroyed, while 85.6 million 1,000 won bills were destroyed. [BANK OF KOREA]
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with the Korea JoongAng Daily
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