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National 2019-07-11 16:59

Search over reddish water

A police officer enters an office of the Waterworks Headquarters Incheon Metropolitan City during a search related to the city-run company's alleged dereliction of duty for the reddish tap water crisis in the region, Thursday. Yonhap

Kim Hyun-bin hyunbin@koreatimes.co.kr

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Search over reddish water

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Low wages drive Korean workers to seek side jobs

Korea sees record high in inbound medical tourists

INTERVIEW Sejong aims to establish Hangeul as city's identity

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Plunging Korean won causes FX losses for financial groups

Samsung teams up with Korean esports superstar Faker to target Chinese game market

SK to slow down battery investments amid continued losses

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MBK Partners' founder donates $25 mil. to alma mater