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Inflation expected to rebound to above 3% on rising oil, crop prices - Vimarsana News

Inflation expected to rebound to above 3% on rising oil, crop prices

Consumer inflation in Korea is anticipated to bounce back to the 3-percent range in August and September after decelerating to a 25 month-low of 2.3 percent in July, mainly due to a resurgence in global oil prices, according to analysts, Sunday.

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Main opposition leader grilled again for land development scandal - Vimarsana News

Main opposition leader grilled again for land development scandal

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High schooler confesses to posting sexual assault threat - Vimarsana News

High schooler confesses to posting sexual assault threat

A teenage boy has turned himself into the police for allegedly threatening to sexually assault a minor in an online post, police said Tuesday. The high schooler turned up at a police outpost in Guro-gu, southwestern Seoul, confessing to posting the notice, according to Seoul Guro Police Station. A notice, published in an online forum at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, read that a person would sexually assault an elementary sch...

Seoul education office to revise student rights ordinance following teacher's death - Vimarsana News

Seoul education office to revise student rights ordinance following teacher's death

The Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education will launch a process to revise the student rights ordinance, which has been cited as one of the major factors infringing on teachers' rights and the noticeable decrease in respect being afforded to them, the education office announced Monday.