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Busan shark, doo-doo, doo-doo, doo-doo: Sighting sends crowds flocking to port - Korea JoongAng Daily
Busan shark, doo-doo, doo-doo, doo-doo: Sighting sends crowds flocking to port Korea JoongAng Daily
Shark sightings draw crowds at Busan's North Port - The Korea Times
Shark sightings draw crowds at Busan's North Port The Korea Times
Shark sightings draw crowds at Busan's North Port - The Korea Times
Shark sightings draw crowds at Busan's North Port The Korea Times
Chinese Tourists Head to Busan, Koreans to Xiamen as Travel Spreads - Seoul Economic Daily
Chinese Tourists Head to Busan, Koreans to Xiamen as Travel Spreads Seoul Economic Daily
Shark sighting leads to crowds at Busan port in South Korea - thestar.com.my
Shark sighting leads to crowds at Busan port in South Korea thestar.com.my
Shark sighting leads to crowds at Busan port in South Korea - The Straits Times
Shark sighting leads to crowds at Busan port in South Korea The Straits Times
Shark sighting leads to unexpected popularity of Busan port - The Korea Herald
Shark sighting leads to unexpected popularity of Busan port The Korea Herald
Why People Don't Drink Korea's Safe Tap Water
Most people in South Korea do not drink tap water (수돗물, sudonmul) directly, even though official testing rates it as safe. A 2024 government survey, reported by the Korea Herald, found that 4.4 percent of respondents drank tap water straight from the tap or after refrigerating it, while 33.5 percent boiled it. In Busan the question has a local edge: on August 18, the mayor met the national water commission and civic groups to discuss where the city should draw its drinking water.
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