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6 out of 10 Korean gorals die from exhaustion, starvation - Vimarsana News

6 out of 10 Korean gorals die from exhaustion, starvation

The long-tailed goral, a species both classified as endangered and recognized as a national treasure, has faced significant mortality issues over the past five years, with six out of 10 deaths attributed to exhaustion and starvation.

Fertility rate falls to historic low of 0.65 in Q4 2023 - Vimarsana News

Fertility rate falls to historic low of 0.65 in Q4 2023

The total fertility rate in 2023 plummeted to a record low of 0.72 per woman, with the number of newborns recorded at 230,000. It is projected that this year's annual total fertility rate will decline further into the 0.6 range, Statistics Korea said Wednesday.

Fertility rate falls to historic low of 0.65 in Q4 2023 - Vimarsana News

Fertility rate falls to historic low of 0.65 in Q4 2023

The total fertility rate in 2023 plummeted to a record low of 0.72 per woman, with the number of newborns recorded at 230,000. It is projected that this year's annual total fertility rate will decline further into the 0.6 range, Statistics Korea said Wednesday.

S. Korea to strengthen border surveillance with AI technology - Vimarsana News

S. Korea to strengthen border surveillance with AI technology

South Korea plans to introduce artificial intelligence (AI)-powered surveillance technology in some front-line outposts to replace outdated systems and better detect threats along the border with North Korea, the state arms agency said Tuesday.

Increased baby bonus unlikely to help boost birthrate: study - Vimarsana News

Increased baby bonus unlikely to help boost birthrate: study

The government's expanded cash bonus for childbirth beginning this year will have little effect on boosting the country’s falling birthrate, according to a survey, Friday.