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How Much Do We Know About the Korean Peninsula’s Deep Faults?

The Korea Meteorological Administration released a video on Nov. 9 explaining fault distribution and how earthquakes occur. South Korea studies faults beneath the ground separately from active faults at the surface, and a mapped fault alone does not determine local earthquake risk.

The final candidate for Seoul general is elected after 20 years.

On November 8, the Seoul Board of Directors elected the Master of Mechanical Engineering Department of Seoul as the final candidate for the 29th General Assembly, with the appointment of the Minister of Education and the President remaining, and the term of office is scheduled to start on February 1 next year.

Police Seek ₩26.57 Million in Damages Over Four Terror Threat Cases

South Korea’s National Police Agency has filed four civil suits seeking a total of ₩26.57 million from people who posted threats targeting a university, companies and a baseball stadium. The courts will decide whether the claimed response costs are recoverable and, if so, how much to award.