Yonhap news advisory for Friday, Feb. 3
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
-- U.S. defense secretary holds talks with S. Korea's defense, foreign ministers
-- Saenuri Party leader delivers speech at plenary session
-- Presidential hopefuls drum up support, hit campaign trail
-- Mattis: None other than N. Korea needs to worry about THAAD
-- PyeongChang holds test Nordic combined, cross-country events ahead of Olympics
Economy & Finance
-- 4th qtr results of SK Telecom, SK Innovation etc
-- Dec. online shopping tally
-- Snowballing damage from unregistered private lenders
-- Corporate incentive tourists from China expected to decrease
-- Controversial cigarette ads around schools
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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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(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 unveils new quarantine guidelines for everyday life
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(LEAD) Logistics center-linked virus cases snowball to 69, emerging as another cluster in greater Seoul
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S. Korea to enhance quarantine measures in greater Seoul area amid spiking cases
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Sampling blunder by BTS member serves as cautionary tale for K-pop act going forward
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'D-2' by BTS' Suga debuts at No. 11 on Billboard 200
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Church-tied virus cases on steady rise ahead of further school reopenings
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(2nd LD) Church-tied virus cases on steady rise ahead of further school reopenings
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Recent earthquakes in southwest not precursor to major tremors: experts
