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South Korea is set to ease restrictions on 270 square kilometers of land near the North Korean border, addressing concerns raised by local farmers about complicated working conditions. The move aims to facilitate agricultural activities in the area.
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South Korea is set to ease restrictions on 270 square kilometers of land near the North Korean border, addressing concerns raised by local farmers about complicated working conditions. The move aims to facilitate agricultural activities in the area.
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