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    Qoo10 liquidity crisis sparks massive complaints, fears of wider damage
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    Yoon urges municipalities to embrace foreigners
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    What is happening at Hybe?
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    Crowded public transport, long commutes top stressors for Seoul, Gyeonggi workers: survey
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    Man who let his father die due to financial difficulties to be released on parole
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    Actor Yoo Ah-in accused of sexual attack
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    S. Korea, China shifting from tensions to cooperation: Seoul
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Why kids risk getting buried alive by trash in Syria's 'Valley of Death'

By Business Insider

Published : May 15, 2024 - 10:19

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For thousands of people in Syria, collecting trash from toxic dumps has become a dangerous way of life in a country that's still under civil war.

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