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The South Korean government and the ruling Democratic Party, working on next year’s budget, have pledged to make public high schools free of charge starting next year. Right now they…
Because of the resurgence in cases, hospitals in the Seoul area are filling up quickly. According to the city government on Wednesday, the hospital bed utilization rate has risen to…
President Moon on Wednesday ordered a strong legal response to the second strike by the Korean Medical Association which will run until August 28th. Prime Minister Chung Sye-kyun also spoke…
Starting today, tens of thousands of doctors will begin a three-day strike, in protest of the government’s medical workforce reform plans. Doctors of all levels, including interns and residents at…
The South Korean government is weighing whether to raise the level of social distancing again to the highest level, level three Prime Minister Chung Sye-kyun said Wednesday, however, that level…
01:15 Moon calls for exceptional measures for economic revitalization, virus prevention President Moon Jae-in is calling on the government to prepare for all possible scenarios, highlighting the need for exceptional…
Public transportation in Seoul is likely to get a little more expensive next year. The city government and city council are discussing a hike in the basic bus and subway…
It’s now mandatory in Seoul, starting Monday, to wear a mask when in public, and there will be fines for those who don’t wear one, with a grace period until…