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Jul 6, 2017

British chamber donates funds for good causes

British Chamber of Commerce in Korea (BCCK) CEO Sean Blakeley, fifth from right, and the chamber’s delegates pose for a picture during their visit to the Myongdo Welfare Center in Mokpo, South Jeolla Province, June 20. / Courtesy of BCCKBy John RedmondAs part of its efforts to give back to the local community, the British Chamber of Commerce in Korea (BCCK) has distributed about 70 million won ($60,800) to four good causes.The BCCK selects and funds nonprofit organizations on an annual basis to help support the development of services the organizations provide to the local community.These include the Myongdo Welfare Center, the Jeon Jin Sang Center, Angels’ Haven and the Chevening Scholarship.Established in 1992, the Myongdo Welfare Center supports the needs of over 700 children and adults with various learning disabilities. The center aims to provide services for children and adults that reflect individual needs and choices, while empowering them to become active and valued members of their communities.A BCCK delegation visited the center in Mokpo, South Jeolla Province,

Jul 4, 2017
British chamber donates funds for good causes

Canadian prank ends in arrest

By John RedmondA YouTube style prank by a group of Canadians has backfired, leading to arrests of two young women in Itaewon on Saturday night.What the group claimed as a “social experiment” where they would pretend to eat someone else’s pizza and record the reaction of the person, turned bad, leading to two police patrol cars being involved.The incident, heavily criticized as stupid and insulting on social media, began when two women and a male cameraman pretended to take some pizza off a Korean couple’s plate.The Korean couple did not find this funny and called the police.The male cameraman immediately fled the scene when the police turned up leaving the two women facing accusations of physical violence.“The Korean guy claimed one of the Canadian girls grabbed him and tried to bite him. However, the Canadian girls claimed the Korean guy grabbed them,” a witness said on Facebook.Eventually, the two women were handcuffed and taken to a police station, said one eye witness.“Saw a girl in a black and white Canada shirt walking back and forth on

Jul 4, 2017

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Jun 28, 2017

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Jun 27, 2017
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