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Mass stabbing fears set off stampede in Seoul subway
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Parliament passes arrest motion against opposition leader, dismissal motion against PM
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Lamborghini driver suspect sent to prosecutors over parking dispute in Gangnam
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Opposition leader could face arrest as his fate hangs in balance
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Yoon, UN chief reaffirm cooperation on NK denuclearization, human rights
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No more hurdles for Korea's nuclear reactor exports?
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[Top Envoy] ‘Don’t look back anymore’: former envoy on S. Korea-Japan thaw
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South Korea will send $2 million in humanitarian aid to flood-stricken Libya, the foreign ministry said Sunday.
The aid will be sent via the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, the ministry said.
More than 13,300 people have died since a powerful typhoon struck Libya's eastern coastal city of Derna last Sunday and caused devastating flooding, according to the U.N.
"We hope this aid will help quickly stabilize the Libyan people who have suffered damage from the typhoon and flooding and help recovery efforts," the ministry said.
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