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The National Assembly on Thursday passed a pair of bills for relocating military airports in the southern cities of Daegu and Gwangju. One of the bills involves a plan to move a military airport and a civilian airport in Daegu, 237 kilometers southeast of Seoul, to a new integrated airport to be constructed in two nearby counties in North Gyeongsang Province.
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There were times in the past, when I missed sorely those homes where I had lived, wondering if they were still there and how they would look now. Then one day in spring, decades ago, I felt a pang of nostalgia for them and set out impulsively to revisit them. My mind was racing back into the distant past, endeavoring to recall hazy memories of my childhood. Until I moved to my present residence in Waegwan 1962, I had lived within the city limits of Daegu since birth, where I attended all levels of school from elementary school to college.
It all started in October 1997 when then ruling party's presidential candidate Lee Hoi-chang visited Seomun Market, the largest open-air market located in the southeastern city of Daegu, for a campaign rally. Back then, his political career was at risk, triggered first by his nose-diving ratings following accusations that his two sons were draft dodgers and then by looming division within the ruling party.
Korea has become one of the favored destinations for foreigners seeking both affordable and quality medical services and the Ministry of Health and Welfare has selected cities that will receive funding to have hospitals there accommodate more patients from abroad.
Prime Minister Han Duck-soo on Tuesday attended a ceremony to mark the 63rd anniversary of the pro-democracy uprising in the southeastern city of Daegu, Han's office said.
Those overtures, which resulted in the first talks between the country's leaders in years in September, have given hope to the elderly relatives of the Chosei miners that they may still live to see their loved ones' remains returned home. "We're running out of time," said Son Bong-soo, a grandson of one of the victims, who at 65 is the youngest family member in the group.
At around 6:50 am today, a fire broke out at a textile factory in the Seongseo Industrial Complex in Igok-dong, Dalseo-gu, Daegu. An official from the fire department said, "It is taking time to extinguish the fire as it spreads to the next factory."
[Courtesy of Daegu City]SEOUL -- A fleet of autonomous vehicles will be deployed to a self-driving car demonstration zone in Daegu some 249 kilometers (149 miles) south of Seoul to offer paid shuttle service. The self-driving cars will carry passengers on a circulation route through an industrial te