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(LEAD) Price ceiling raised for agricultural, livestock gifts to public officials starting Wednesday - Vimarsana News

(LEAD) Price ceiling raised for agricultural, livestock gifts to public officials starting Wednesday

(ATTN: UPDATES with more details in paras 8, 10)By Kim Han-joo SEOUL, Aug. 29 (Yonhap) -...

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Yonhap News Summary | Yonhap News Agency

The following is the second summary of major stories moved by Yonhap News Agency on Tuesda...

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Drug safety agency raided in investigation into suspected illegal lobbying over COVID-19 medication - Vimarsana News

Drug safety agency raided in investigation into suspected illegal lobbying over COVID-19 medication

Prosecutors raided the headquarters of the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) on Monday as part of an investigation into allegations that a drug company illegally lobbied the agency to get approval for clinical trials of its COVID-19 medication.

Price ceiling raised for agricultural, livestock gifts to public officials - Vimarsana News

Price ceiling raised for agricultural, livestock gifts to public officials

The Anti-Corruption Civil Rights Commission on Monday approved a revision of the anti-corruption law to ease restrictions on the price of gifts that can be provided to public officials and some other professions.

Police take aim at cram schools after president criticizes university entrance exam test - Vimarsana News

Police take aim at cram schools after president criticizes university entrance exam test

Police began investigating a cram school teacher and possible accomplices, Tuesday, for allegedly leaking questions that were to be kept confidential until this year's College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT). The Korean National Police Agency (KNPA) assigned two related cases to the Special Investigation Division, which specializes in major crimes committed by high-ranking officials or involve large sums of money.