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| Employees of Japan Tobacco International (JTI) Korea pose after completing a community clean-up activity in downtown Seoul, Sept. 14. The company said Tuesday that about 40 employees joined the half-day volunteer activity, walking around central Jongno District to pick up litter and sort recyclables. Courtesy of JTI Korea |
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