Yonhap news advisory for Wednesday, Oct. 12
The following stories are scheduled to be covered by Yonhap News Agency. Your queries are welcome. Yonhap's English-language news desk can be reached by telephone at 82-2-398-3451 (general) and 82-2-398-3460 (economics), and by email at yonngong@yna.co.kr or ycm@yna.co.kr.
General
-- Park holds summit with Costa Rican president
-- Int'l efforts to sanction N. Korea over nuke test
-- Parliamentary audit on military, defector facility
-- N.K. tends to undertake provocations one month before or after U.S. election: CSIS
-- (Yonhap Feature) Historical festival shows slice of ancient Korea
Economy & Finance
-- September's employment data
-- (News Focus) Present and future of IoT
-- Follow-up of Samsung's production halt of Galaxy Note 7
-- Outlook for BOK's Thursday rate-setting meeting
-- Fluctuations of Samsung Electronics share prices
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'D-2' by BTS' Suga debuts at No. 11 on Billboard 200
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Vietnamese dairy firm Vinamilk enters S. Korea
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Gov't to inspect retail logistics centers for infection risks: PM
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(LEAD) S. Korea braces for more infections in greater Seoul area
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(2nd LD) S. Korea moves to limit classroom crowding amid persistent outbreak in capital area
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'D-2' by BTS' Suga debuts at No. 11 on Billboard 200
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(2nd LD) S. Korea moves to limit classroom crowding amid persistent outbreak in capital area
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S. Korea to test QR codes at nightclubs, eateries, cinemas to contain virus
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S. Korea to enhance quarantine measures in greater Seoul area amid spiking cases
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Gov't to inspect retail logistics centers for infection risks: PM
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(3rd LD) Church-tied virus cases stoke concerns over new wave of infections in greater Seoul
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(LEAD) Greater Seoul under threat of further spread, high alert over 'silent' virus spreaders
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3 1st clinical trials for COVID-19 vaccine in S. Korea to kick off
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K-pop artists throw support behind Black Lives Matter movement in U.S.
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S. Korea can now 'choose' between U.S., China: ambassador
