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| Employees at the Seongdong District Office in Seoul eat lunch in their cafeteria, Monday. The district office installed glass dividers on cafeteria tables to separate employees from one another during meals. Yonhap |
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1 | 30 people purchased 8,000 homes: data |
2 | National Assembly passes motion to arrest DPK chief |
3 | Civil servant mentor reappointed as labor ministry spokesman |
4 | Gender equality minister nominee in hot seat over remarks on abortion |
5 | Seoul invites ambassadors to introduce new halal foods in Korea |
6 | KG Mobility seeks breakthrough in Europe |
7 | S. Korea condemns Russia, seeks to mend ties with China |
8 | Honey-dipped cookie to represent 'K-desserts' at global food expo in Germany |
9 | COVID-19 deaths hit record high in Korea for 2022 |
10 | Shilla hotel in Da Nang recognized at World Travel Awards |
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