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Photorealistic illustration of a bus crashing into pedestrians near Seodaemun Station in Seoul, with emergency services responding to 13 injuries.
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Bus plows into pedestrians in Seoul, injuring 13

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A bus veered off the road in western Seoul on Friday afternoon, plowing into pedestrians near Seodaemun Station and injuring 13 people, with two in serious condition. The driver claimed the brakes failed, but police found no signs of alcohol or drugs. Authorities are investigating the cause.

South Korea's cultural heritage agency sharply criticized Seoul's decision to allow high-rise buildings near the historic Jongmyo Shrine, demanding a full reconsideration of the project to protect the UNESCO World Heritage site. The move is accused of unilaterally scrapping years of compromise. The feud reignited amid recent discoveries of Joseon Dynasty relics.

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A fire in Seoul's Guryong shanty town displaced about 200 people on January 16, 2026. The blaze, which started around 5 a.m., was fully extinguished after eight hours, with no casualties reported. Authorities evacuated 258 residents and set up a temporary shelter.

The season's first heavy snowfall struck Seoul and surrounding areas on Thursday, December 4, prompting authorities to issue an emergency disaster alert. With accumulation exceeding 5 centimeters per hour, traffic disruptions were anticipated, including the postponement of a football match. On Friday, December 5, subway and bus services were increased to manage the fallout.

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South Korea's tax authorities announced Thursday they will investigate more than 2,000 high-value property transfers in upscale Seoul areas over suspected tax evasion. The probe comes amid tighter regulations on real estate lending. Apartment prices have surged sharply in districts along the Han River, fueling speculation.

Un homme dans la trentaine a été arrêté à Séoul pour un incident de conduite en état d'ivresse qui a tué une mère japonaise et blessé sa fille près de la station Dongdaemun. Le tribunal du district central de Séoul a émis un mandat citant des préoccupations concernant un risque de fuite. Le suspect a exprimé 'Je suis désolé' aux reporters lorsqu'on lui a demandé de parler de la famille de la victime.

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La police de Séoul a demandé un mandat d'arrêt pour un homme accusé d'une série de coups de couteau dans un bureau qui a tué une victime. Le suspect, prénommé Jo, avait été licencié pour des allégations d'agression sexuelle et pourrait avoir agi par rancune. Les deux autres victimes se remettent dans des hôpitaux.

 

 

 

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