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DAILY FORTUNE - JANUARY 27, 2017

Jan 26, 2017

Top chefs

Mathew Peters of the United States, right, celebrates on the podium after winning the Bocuse d’Or trophy Wednesday in Lyon, central France, ahead of Christopher William Davidsen of Norway, who finished second. The contest, a world cup of cuisine, was started in 1987 by chef Paul Bocuse from Lyon to reward talented young chefs around the world. / AP-Yonhap

Jan 26, 2017

Lunar New Year Call 129 or 119 in the event of emergency

The Ministry of Health and Welfare is offering information about hospitals that will operate during the Lunar New Year holidays. / Korea Times fileBy Lee Jin-aThe Ministry of Health and Welfare is providing information about hospitals that will operate around the clock during the Lunar New Year holidays. Details are available on the website.The ministry said more than 530 medical centers will be open for emergency patients. In the event of any emergency, call 129 or 119.Meanwhile, some cities and provinces will open their tourist attractions free of charge to attract domestic and foreign visitors during the holiday season.Namwon, North Jeolla Province, said the city will open Gwanhanllu and Chunhyang Theme Park free of charge from Friday to Sunday.Hadong, South Gyeongsang Province, will offer free tickets to tourists who visit the House of Choi Champan on Saturday.South Jeolla Province said it will open Jeollanam-do Wando Arboretum free from Friday to Monday.Tourists to Chuncheon, Gangwon Province, can also visit Gugok Falls, Samaksan Mountain and Cheongpyeongsa Temple free of c

Jan 26, 2017
[Lunar New Year] Call 129 or 119 in the event of emergency
  • Mass migration begins as Lunar New Year arrives

DAILY FORTUNE - JANUARY 26, 2017

Jan 25, 2017

Korean doctor to fight off endemics in East Timor

By Yi Whan-wooSong Jin-su, a doctor specialized in infectious diseases, has been named to lead a joint project run by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) to fight tropical diseases in East Timor, according to KOICA, Wednesday.KOICA, a development aid organization under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said Song, 40, will be tasked with curbing the two most prevalent endemics in East Timor  — lymphatic filarisis and yaws.He will leave for East Timor by the end of the month and is scheduled to work at the WHO office there until 2021.“I’ll return after rooting out onchocerciasis and yaws completely in the region in line with the WHO goal,” Song said. “If the project succeeds, Korea will be highly assessed in history as a country that conquered the two diseases and I will serve my job with responsibility and sense of duty.”Lymphatic filarisis and yaws are called “neglected tropical diseases” for not being fatal. But they can result in permanent physical disability and disfigur

Jan 25, 2017
Korean doctor to fight off endemics in East Timor

DAILY FORTUNE - JANUARY 25, 2017

Jan 24, 2017

DAILY FORTUNE - JANUARY 24, 2017

Jan 23, 2017

Army major honored for donating blood

Kim Seong-su, a major in the Third Field Army, recently donated blood for the 204th time./ Courtesy of Third Field ArmyBy Yoon Ja-youngKim Seong-su, a major in the Third Field Army, was designated as an honorary chief of the Korean Red Cross for over 200 blood donations he has made so far. Only around 100 people have received the designation.Born in Masan, South Gyeongsang Province, now part of Changwon, Kim grew up seeing his parents help underprivileged neighbors. They delivered newspapers every day for exercise, and donated the income from that to people in need.Kim made his first blood donation in 1997, when he was a freshman at Kyungnam University. After a few more blood donations, he promised to himself that he would donate blood twice a month to help others, and has been fulfilling the self-imposed mission ever since. When he was stationed in Cheorwon, Gangwon Province, where there were no blood donation centers, he even applied for leave to visit a blood donation center in a nearby city.He continued these efforts, recently making his 204th blood donation.“All you have t

Jan 23, 2017
Army major honored for donating blood

DAILY FORTUNE - JANUARY 23, 2017

Jan 22, 2017

Youngest girl turns 2: big day for mom

Lauren, center, celebrates her second birthday with sisters Ellen, left, and Ann. Sisterly love is growingstrong as these girls are inseparable. / Courtesy of Jane HanBy Jane HanYesterday was a big day for me.My youngest Lauren turned two. But I repeat, it was a big day for me, not her.I know I haven’t put too much spotlight on my baby girl in my recent columns, but I’d like to say that she exudes a bigger and bolder sense of presence in this house than both of her older sisters combined.Witnessing Lauren today, I can’t believe just one year ago she was such a baby-like baby.On her first birthday, I remember her wobbling around in her hanbok (traditional Korean dress). I remember her innocently drinking milk out of her baby bottle. I remember her going to bed at 8 p.m. at the absolute latest.Now?She runs _ I think faster than me. She chugs down cold milk from a cup like men drink beer. Bedtime happens only after she realizes that both her sisters, mom and dad are all deep asleep and she confirms that there is no one left on the premises to play with.So yes, one year

Jan 22, 2017
Youngest girl turns 2: big day for mom
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