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South Korean President Yoon Arrested: Convoy Leaves Fortified Residence | N18G

Impeached South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol was arrested over his martial law bid, marking a historic moment. His convoy was seen leaving his fortified residence for questioning by anti-corruption officials. Watch here

South Korean Plane Crash: 2 Survivors Conscious And Admitted To Hospital

The two flight attendants, 32-year-old Lee and 25-year-old Kwon, miraculously survived the Jeju Air crash at Muan International Airport in South Korea, which claimed as many as 179 lives.

Passengers Panic at Seoul Airport After Jeju Air Crash, Another Flight Returns Over Safety | N18G

Passengers at Seoul airport expressed unease following the deadly Jeju Air crash at Muan International Airport on December 29. Another Jeju Air flight returned to the airport after a similar landing gear issue was detected. The airline is prioritizing passenger safety after the incident.

Protests continue in South Korea as residents call for president's impeachment | N18G

In Seoul, protesters demanding the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol are receiving support through online donations of hot coffee and snacks. Using delivery apps, people across South Korea pre-order drinks and food for the demonstrators, helping them endure the cold winter. The Royal Host cafe near the parliament has seen a surge in prepaid orders, with 1,000 cups of Americano already ordered for an upcoming rally. Some supporters unable to attend in person contribute by prepaying for items. Yoon survived the first impeachment attempt, but a second vote is scheduled for December 14, potentially sending the case to the Constitutional Court.

Here's Why South Korea Might Exempt Men From Mandatory Military Service if They Have More Kids

South Korea is mulling a proposal to exempt men from mandatory military service for those who have three or more children before they turn 30. South Korea has a strict conscription policy, which requires all men between 18 and 28 years to serve in the armed forces. So, why is South Korea considering the exemption? Watch to find out.