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COVID-19 vaccine certificate available starting Thursday as gov't reviews easing measures for the inoculated

Recipients of the first shot of the COVID-19 vaccine will soon be able to access a certificate confirming that he or she has received a dose. The certification can be obtained using a mobile applic...

2021-04-15 08:27:57 KST
S. Korea reports 698 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday

We start with the COVID-19 situation in South Korea. The nation reported 698 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday, still hovering along the 700 mark. Of those cases 670 were local, and 28 were from overs...

2021-04-15 06:57:14 KST
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Blockchain based COVID-19 certification rolls out in S. Korea

South Korea will begin using blockchain technology for COVID-19 vaccination certification starting Thursday. The Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency said the certificates are accessible via a ...

2021-04-15 05:53:11 KST
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S. Korea can take care of 1,000 COVID-19 patients every day: Health authorities

COVID-19 cases are popping up across South Korea, and it appears the country is on the edge of a fourth wave. As of Wednesday, there are one-hundred severely ill coronavirus patients, but health author...

2021-04-15 05:51:49 KST
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President Moon expresses concern over Japan's Fukushima water discharge plan during meeting with Tokyo ambassador

President Moon Jae-in has ordered his officials to explore filing a complaint to the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea against Japan's decision to release contaminated water from its Fukushi...

2021-04-15 05:51:49 KST
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S. Korea expected to receive J&J doses as planned despite pause in U.S. and Europe

U.S. health authorities on Tuesday recommended a pause in the use of Johnson and Johnson's Janssen vaccine, after confirming six cases of post-vaccination blood clots among the six-point-eight million d...

2021-04-14 16:53:01 KST
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NIS takes part in world's largest cyber war exercise Locked Shields for first time

South Korea's National Intelligence Service announced Wednesday that it participated in the world's largest cyber war game Locked Shields this year prepared by the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defense Center ...

2021-04-14 16:52:20 KST
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S. Korea nuclear regulator urges transparency in Fukushima water release

South Korea's Nuclear Safety and Security Commission is urging the Japanese government to do an objective review of its plan, announced on Tuesday, to release large amounts of contaminated water from th...

2021-04-14 15:01:56 KST
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S. Korea reports 731 new COVID-19 cases on Wed.; health authorities warn about fourth wave

COVID-19 cases are popping up nationwide and South Korea's health authorities say the country is on the edge of entering a fourth wave. According to a senior official at the Central Disaster and Safety...

2021-04-14 13:39:08 KST
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S. Korea reports 731 new COVID-19 cases, most since early January

As coronavirus infections continue to spread, South Korea has been reporting daily cases between 500 and up to the 700s in the past few days. While health authorities see the situation as being on the ...

2021-04-14 07:27:37 KST
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S. Korea considering self-testing kits; Novavax jab to be fully vetted before import

South Korean health authorities on Tuesday announced that they're considering a plan to supply self-testing kits. "The biggest feature of the self testing kits is that the test subjects can test ...

2021-04-14 05:57:31 KST
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S. Korea's low birth rate caused by changing views of marriage: Study

A new study attributes much of South Korea's low birth rate to changing social attitudes in particular to educated, professional women seeing less of a need for marriage and children. Statistics Kore...

2021-04-13 16:48:50 KST

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COVID-19 vaccine certificate available starting Thursday as gov't reviews easing measures for the inoculated

Recipients of the first shot of the COVID-19 vaccine will soon be able to access a certificate confirming that he or she has received a dose. The certification can be obtained using a mobile applic...

S. Korea reports 698 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday

We start with the COVID-19 situation in South Korea. The nation reported 698 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday, still hovering along the 700 mark. Of those cases 670 were local, and 28 were from overs...

Blockchain based COVID-19 certification rolls out in S. Korea

South Korea will begin using blockchain technology for COVID-19 vaccination certification starting Thursday. The Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency said the certificates are accessible via a ...

S. Korea can take care of 1,000 COVID-19 patients every day: Health authorities

COVID-19 cases are popping up across South Korea, and it appears the country is on the edge of a fourth wave. As of Wednesday, there are one-hundred severely ill coronavirus patients, but health author...

President Moon expresses concern over Japan's Fukushima water discharge plan during meeting with Tokyo ambassador

President Moon Jae-in has ordered his officials to explore filing a complaint to the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea against Japan's decision to release contaminated water from its Fukushi...

S. Korea expected to receive J&J doses as planned despite pause in U.S. and Europe

U.S. health authorities on Tuesday recommended a pause in the use of Johnson and Johnson's Janssen vaccine, after confirming six cases of post-vaccination blood clots among the six-point-eight million d...

NIS takes part in world's largest cyber war exercise Locked Shields for first time

South Korea's National Intelligence Service announced Wednesday that it participated in the world's largest cyber war game Locked Shields this year prepared by the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defense Center ...

S. Korea nuclear regulator urges transparency in Fukushima water release

South Korea's Nuclear Safety and Security Commission is urging the Japanese government to do an objective review of its plan, announced on Tuesday, to release large amounts of contaminated water from th...

S. Korea reports 731 new COVID-19 cases on Wed.; health authorities warn about fourth wave

COVID-19 cases are popping up nationwide and South Korea's health authorities say the country is on the edge of entering a fourth wave. According to a senior official at the Central Disaster and Safety...

S. Korea reports 731 new COVID-19 cases, most since early January

As coronavirus infections continue to spread, South Korea has been reporting daily cases between 500 and up to the 700s in the past few days. While health authorities see the situation as being on the ...

S. Korea considering self-testing kits; Novavax jab to be fully vetted before import

South Korean health authorities on Tuesday announced that they're considering a plan to supply self-testing kits. "The biggest feature of the self testing kits is that the test subjects can test ...

S. Korea's low birth rate caused by changing views of marriage: Study

A new study attributes much of South Korea's low birth rate to changing social attitudes in particular to educated, professional women seeing less of a need for marriage and children. Statistics Kore...

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