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Population mobility falls for 10th month in Oct.
Economy
Nov 24, 2021
The number of South Koreans who moved to different residences in the country declined for the 10th straight month in October amid decreased housing transactions, data showed Wednesday. The number of people who changed their residences fell 10.7 percent on-year to 540,000 last month, according to the data compiled by Statistics Korea. It marked the 10th consecutive month the number has dropped and represented the sharpest on-year decline since a 10.9 percent fall in June 2019. The decline was
130 people caught on charges of running illegal gambling website from overseas: police
Social affairs
Nov 24, 2021
Police have apprehended 130 members of a criminal ring that operated an illegal gambling website from the Philippines, where about 1.3 trillion won ($1.09 billion) was bet over a two and a half year period, officials said Wednesday. Of them, nine have been formally arrested, and the group's leader, who had fled to the Philippines, will be repatriated to South Korea, the international crime investigation unit of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency said. The group was found to have streamed ga
New cases soar to new high, PM warns of tougher measures
Social affairs
Nov 24, 2021
PM urges public to take booster shots, vaccinate teens
S. Korea's birth rate at record low in Sept.
Social affairs
Nov 24, 2021
The number of babies born in South Korea fell to a record low in September, data showed Wednesday, underscoring the country's bleak demographic situation with the chronically low birth rate. A total of 21,920 babies were born in September, down 6.7 percent from the previous year, according to the data compiled by Statistics Korea. It marked the lowest for any September since 1981, when the statistics agency began compiling related data. In the third quarter, the number of newborns also reache
Trade terms decline for 7th straight month in October
Economy
Nov 24, 2021
South Korea's terms of trade fell for the seventh consecutive month in October as prices of imports grew at a faster pace than export prices, central bank data showed Wednesday. The nation's net terms-of-trade index for goods -- a gauge of overall trade terms -- stood at 91.26 last month, down 6.7 percent from a year earlier, according to the preliminary data from the Bank of Korea (BOK). The figure is calculated by dividing the index for export prices by that for import prices. It shows the a
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Podcast
Nov 24, 2021
진행자: 고준태, Brolley Genster 1. Quintuplets born in South Korea for first time in 34 years 요약: 국내에서 34년 만에 다섯 쌍둥이가 태어났다. 서울대병원에서 18일 오후 10시쯤 육군 대위 부부 사이에서 여아 4명과 남아 1명이 서울대병원 전종관 산부인과 교수의 집도 아래 차례로 출산했다. 이에 앞서 1987년에 태어난 다섯 쌍둥이도 서울대 병원에서 출산했다. [1] South Korea saw the first successful birth of quintuplets in 34 years, with help from dozens of doctors and nurses on the night of the delivery. *quintuplets: 다섯 쌍둥이 *delivery: 분만, 출산 [2] Seoul National University Hospital said Friday that the four
S. Korean economy forecast to grow 3.2% in 2022
Economy
Nov 24, 2021
The South Korean economy is likely to expand 3.2 percent on-year in 2022 on the back of a recovery in private consumption and brisk exports, a local think tank said Wednesday. The Korea Capital Market Institute (KCMI) also forecast the gross domestic product of Asia's fourth-largest economy to increase 4 percent this year from a year earlier. "Private consumption is expected to show a marked upturn in the first half of next year thanks to a shift in anti-coronavirus measures and improving
Imported commercial car sales fall 26% in Oct.
Industry
Nov 24, 2021
Sales of imported commercial vehicles in South Korea fell 26 percent in October from a year earlier amid the extended COVID-19 pandemic, an industry association said Wednesday. The number of newly registered imported commercial vehicles declined to 336 units last month from 452 a year ago, the Korea Automobile Importers and Distributors Association (KAIDA) said in a statement. Decreased sales of Mercedes-Benz, Volvo and Scania trucks weighed on the monthly result, KAIDA said. From January to
Runaway bear remains at large south of Seoul for 3rd day
Social affairs
Nov 24, 2021
A massive search operation resumed Wednesday to find an Asiatic black bear that remained on the loose for a third day after escaping from a bear farm just south of Seoul, officials said Wednesday. The escape occurred at the farm in Yongin, 50 kilometers south of Seoul, at 10:30 a.m. Monday, when five Asiatic black bears left their cage. Three of the bears were soon discovered by officials of the Han River Basin Environmental Office, who captured two of them and killed a third that ran to attac
Yoon leads Lee by smaller margin than before in presidential race: survey
Politics
Nov 24, 2021
Main opposition People Power Party presidential candidate Yoon Seok-youl is leading his ruling Democratic Party rival, Lee Jae-myung, by a smaller margin than before in a hypothetical multicandidate race, a survey showed Wednesday. Yoon garnered 44.1 percent support against Lee's 37 percent in the survey of 1,011 adults conducted Monday and Tuesday, according to Realmeter. The difference was down to 7.1 percentage points from 9.8 points two weeks ago after Yoon lost 0.3 point and Lee gained 2.
S. Korea, Costa Rica vow to boost trade, investment during ministerial talks
Economy
Nov 24, 2021
The top trade officials of South Korea and Costa Rica met in Seoul on Wednesday and discussed ways to further boost bilateral trade and investment, Seoul's industry ministry said. During the meeting, Seoul's Trade Minister Yeo Han-koo and Costa Rica's foreign trade minister, Andres Valenciano Yamuni, checked the implementation of the South Korea-Central America Free Trade Agreement and agreed to work more closely to further facilitate bilateral trade and investment, according to the Ministry of
Daily infections, critical cases soar to all-time highs
Social affairs
Nov 24, 2021
South Korea's new coronavirus cases and critical cases soared to all-time highs Wednesday, prompting the government to consider imposing an emergency COVID-19 response plan just weeks after easing social distancing rules under the "living with COVID-19" scheme. Prime Minister Kim Boo-kyum urged health authorities to beef up containment measures, saying the country is facing the first hurdle in its move back toward normalcy and the Seoul metropolitan area, home to half of the country's
Imports of golf equipment at record high in first 10 months of this year
Industry
Nov 24, 2021
South Korea's imports of golf equipment rose to a record high in the first 10 months of this year on the back of strong demand amid the pandemic, customs data showed Wednesday. The imports of golf clubs and other related equipment reached $601 million in the January-October period, up 29.3 percent from the previous year, according to the data from the Korea Customs Service. The reading hit an all-time high for any first 10 month period of the year. It was also higher than the yearly imports of
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