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| A taxi driver smokes while waiting for customers at Seoul Station, Monday. The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport said that it will ban taxi and bus drivers from smoking in their vehicles from later this month even if they have no passengers. Violators will be fined 100,000 won. / Yonhap |
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