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Mon, February 6, 2023 | 22:41
COVID-19 blues? Look into Seoul's therapeutic gardening programs
For those practicing social distancing, working from home, or having an extended school vacation, the joys of remaining at home are starting to wear thin.
Society
| 2020-04-08 17:48
Confusion continues over online classes
Teachers, parents and students were still unsure about what to expect from upcoming online classes, Wednesday, a day before the start of the unprecedented online-only spring semester for high school students and middle school seniors.
Health & Science
| 2020-04-08 17:41
Seoul orders shutdown of all bars, clubs
Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon ordered the shutdown of all room salons, clubs, bars and discos across the city until April 19, Wednesday, after a coronavirus infection was reported at a room salon in the affluent Gangnam district.
Health & Science
| 2020-04-08 17:37
Gov't debates electronic tagging devices for people in self-quarantine
The government said Tuesday it was debating over forcing those undergoing the two weeks of self-quarantine to wear electronic tagging wristbands as more people have been caught defying the regulation designed to help curb the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. The debate has raised some concerns over whether it would constitute an unconstitutional invasion of privacy despite it...
Health & Science
| 2020-04-07 20:09
S. Korea reports fewer than 50 new coronavirus cases for two consecutive days
USFK reports another virus case, total at 20
Outdoor recruitment
Human resources officials from the East Sea Coast Guard test applicants' physical strength during a recruitment process in Donghae, Gangwon Province, Tuesday. The examination usually takes place indoors but was moved outdoors this year due to the coronavirus pandemic. /Yonhap
Law & Crime
| 2020-04-07 16:08
'Disaster income' hinges on health insurance payments
A single person who pays up to 88,334 won in their monthly national health insurance subscription will be eligible to receive 400,000 won. A two-person household must pay up to 150,025 won to receive 600,000 won; for a three-person household the figures are 195,200 won and 800,000 won; while a four-member household must pay 237,652 won to receive 1 million won. These numbers ...
Health & Science
| 2020-04-03 17:12
'It's still too early to ease social distancing'
Prime Minister Chung Sei-kyun said Thursday it was too early to ease the nationwide campaign to encourage “strict” social distancing as coronavirus infections continue to rise here at home and exponentially abroad. Chung hinted that the government will continue to promote the campaign well into April.
Health & Science
| 2020-04-02 17:49
Olympic medalist listed as 'bad father'
Kim Dong-sung, a short track speed skater who won Olympic medals, was featured on a private blog that posts a list of “bad fathers” who failed to provide child support.
Health & Science
| 2020-04-02 17:17
Teachers, parents skeptical about online classes
Many teachers, parents and students have raised concerns that the unprecedented online classes, scheduled to start April 9 for the country's elementary, middle and high schools, will not be ready to offer lectures without a hitch.
Society
| 2020-04-01 16:55
'I want my tuition back'
University students stage a protest in front of the Korean Association of Private University Presidents in Seoul, Wednesday, asking their tuitions to be reimbursed. Amid the new coronavirus outbreak, many universities shut their campuses down and offered online lectures but many students said they didn't like them.
Politics
| 2020-04-01 16:50
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2-year work experience prerequisite lifted for foreign shipyard welders
Families of Itaewon victims on collision course with Seoul City
President Yoon at odds with politician who helped him win election
9 fishermen, including 2 Vietnamese, missing in boat incident
LG publishes Korea's first group-level net zero report
[VIDEO] Filipina K-pop idol and K-drama actress react to stereotypes about the Philippines
Conflict reignites over relocation of POSCO Holdings to Pohang
FSC approves security token transactions in Korea
Hyundai Motor's technology helps team become WTCR double champion
Tasks lie ahead for Woori's next chairman nominee picked amid controversy
Nepal plane crash