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No gas was found inside a suspicious parcel delivered to a home in the central city of Cheonan from Taiwan, police said Sunday, after an X-ray scan raised suspicions the parcel contained an unknown gas.
More than 1,600 suspicious international parcels had been reported across the country in the past few days. Read more at straitstimes.com.
South Korean police have investigated some 2,000 suspicious international packages that have been found across the country for the past four days, with no evidence as of yet suggesting that they were sent as an act of terrorism. As of Sunday morning, the National Police Agency has tallied up 1,904 reports of packages of an unidentified nature received by individuals in South Korea since the first case was reported ar...
South Korean security officials have said that a package that arrived at a house in the southern province of Chungcheong from Taiwan and allegedly
Concerns about possible terrorist acts using chemicals continued over the weekend amid an investigation into suspicious international packages delivered to hundreds of seemingly unrelated Korean addresses. In a message to the public, police warned against opening the parcels labeled with “CHUNGHWA POST,” as they could contain toxic materials.