South Korea (National)
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Kim Eun- focuses on government announcements, business activities, and technological advancements in South Korea. Her coverage heavily leans towards government & politics, with a significant emphasis on economic policies and corporate developments within the country.
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By: Kim Eun-
On October 29, the 1st Criminal Division of the Chuncheon District Court's Wonju Branch (Presiding Judge Kim Ji-hyun) sentenced a man in his 70s, identified as Defendant A, to 10 years in prison during the sentencing trial for charges including murder and violation of the Welfare of Persons with Disabilities Act.
By: Kim Eun-
According to residents in the border regions of Paju, Gyeonggi Province, "The North started transmitting anti-South broadcasts from 6 a.m.," and "The sound isn't loud, but we can hear broadcasting noises since the morning." A resident of Daeseong-dong Village, the only civilian settlement inside the Demilitarized Zone , mentioned the test broadcast, saying, "We briefly heard singing at 6:30 a.m., followed by faint ghostly noises." Park, a resident living in Tongilchon, Paju, stated, "While harvesting rice in the morning, I heard anti-South broadcast sounds from the North, including ghostly noises and animal cries." Park added, "The sound wasn't very loud, but it was that unpleasant noise the North broadcasted a few years ago.
By: Kim Eun-
According to residents in the border areas of Paju, Gyeonggi Province, "The North began transmitting anti-South broadcasts starting at 6:00 AM," and "While the volume was not high, broadcast sounds could be heard since the morning." A resident of Daeseong-dong Village, the only civilian residential settlement within the Demilitarized Zone , reported the test broadcast, stating, "At 6:30 AM, singing was briefly heard, followed by low-volume ghost-like sounds." Park, a resident living in Tongilchon, Paju, stated, "While harvesting rice in the morning, sounds from the North's anti-South broadcast, such as ghost noises and animal cries, could be heard." Park continued, "Although the sound was not loud, it was that unpleasant noise that the North broadcasted several years ago.
By: Kim Eun-
Incheon District Court Criminal Division 12 (Presiding Judge Shin Sang-ryeol) sentenced Defendant A, a 69-year-old woman who was indicted while detained on murder charges, to 5 years in prison during her sentencing hearing today .
By: Kim Eun-
Former Incheon Mayor Yoo Jeong-bok Referred for Virtual Asset Omission
By: Kim Eun-
Police Apply Bench Warrant for Station Worker in Attempted Murder Female colleague injured; police probe Wandang Station attack motive
By: Kim Eun-Jin
Gyeonggi Nambu Police Investigate Illegal Rebates to 380 Medical Institutions by 130 Sales Representatives
By: Kim Eun
People Power Party lawmaker Kim Gi-hyeon, who was indicted on charges of giving a luxury bag to former first lady Kim Keon-hee as a token of gratitude
By: Kim Eun-
A man in his 30s suspected of murdering a Japanese national he was acquainted with has been arrested.
By: Kim Eun-
The Gyeonggi Suwon Jangan Police Station announced today that it has booked and is investigating a man in his 20s, identified as A, without detention on charges of violating the Act on Special Cases Concerning the Punishment, etc.
