- Lockdown Lifestyle Can Lead to Overeating
- The couch-potato lifestyle forced on many Koreans in a time of coronavirus is causing them to eat more, exercise less and put on weight. In a survey on March 30 by SM C&C of 4,010 people between 20 to 50, 43 percent of respondents said they gained weight over the last two months, while 39 percent said their weight remain unchanged and only 18 percent said they lost weight.
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- Social Distancing Crumbles Amid Slowdown in Infections
- Korea reported 47 more coronavirus infections on Monday, raising the total to 10,284. It was the first time in 46 days that the number of new cases dropped below 50, but increasing numbers of people were caught violating self-quarantine orders.
- N.Korea Recruits Hostesses for Tourists
- North Korea is recruiting large numbers of women to look after foreign visitors as the isolated regime focuses on building up its tourism industry. A source on Tuesday said the Workers Party politburo has set up a new department.
- LG's Q1 Profit Surpasses W1 Trillion
- LG Electronics said Tuesday that preliminary operating profit surged 21.1 percent on-year to W1.09 trillion in the first quarter of this year. It was the first time in two years that quarterly operating profit surpassed W1 trillion.
PHOTOS & VIDEO CLIPS
- Women sit under cherry blossom trees at Chonnam National University in Gwangju on Tuesday.
- Election staff set up signs encouraging voting in a park in Busan on Tuesday.
- Teachers test an online class at a middle school in Uiwang, Gyeonggi Province on Tuesday.
- District office staff hold signs encouraging social distancing in Yeouido, Seoul on Monday.
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