On the same day, the presidential office in Yongsan lowered the flag bearing the official presidential emblem in front of the building, while ministries also removed photos of Yoon.
Seoul: South Korea has confirmed its first case of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) in nearly two years, with an outbreak reported at a local cattle farm in Yeongam, located about 300 kilometers south of Seoul. The farm, which houses around 180 beef cattle, was the site of the discovery, according to the Ministry of Agriculture, Food,.
Seoul: Fifteen people were injured in South Korea on Thursday when two KF-16 fighter jets from the Air Force accidentally dropped eight air-to-surface bombs outside a designated training range during live-fire drills. The incident occurred around 10 a.m. in a village in Pocheon, located about 40 kilometers north of Seoul. The bombing caused injuries ranging.
Munich/Seoul: The top diplomats of South Korea and the United States met one-on-one on Saturday for the first time since the launch of the second Donald Trump administration, with the bilateral alliance, North Korea and Trump’s tariff plans expected to be in focus. Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yul held talks with US Secretary of State Marco.
Busan: In Busan, South Korea, a tragic fire at a hotel construction site resulted in the deaths of six workers and injuries to 25 others on February 14. The blaze erupted around 10:50 a.m. at the Banyan Tree hotel, which was under construction, likely due to insulating materials stored near a first-floor swimming pool. Firefighters.
Yeosu: A fishing trawler with 14 crew members sank early Sunday in the waters off South Korea’s southern coast, resulting in four fatalities and six individuals still unaccounted for. Rescue operations are currently in progress. The 139-ton vessel, which had eight South Korean crew members along with three Vietnamese and three Indonesians, was reported missing.
