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Mincho Kyeolsadae Rally for Investigation into National Resource Fire and Opposition to Visa-Free Entry for Chinese [Photo by Choi Yoon-sun]
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Mincho Kyeolsadae, a group with a pro-former President Yoon Suk-yeol tendency, gathered near National Assembly Station on Subway Line 9 around 4 p.m. on the 30th to hold a rally calling for "Urgent Investigation into the Fire at the National Information Resources Management Center and Opposition to Visa-Free Entry for Chinese."
Approximately 100 participants, who began the rally by singing the national anthem, held signs with messages such as "The safety of our citizens comes before attracting Chinese tourists" and argued that visa-free tourism for Chinese nationals must stop. The rally is scheduled to continue until 7 p.m. Yonhap News
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