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#13614567

23 Apr 2026

Members of the Seoul Metropolitan Government conduct a survey of fish species in the Han River near Bamseom Island, beneath the Seogang Bridge, on April 23, 2026. The Seoul Institute has conducted fish surveys every five years since 2002, and the city now conducts regular biannual surveys each April and October to monitor environmental changes and the restoration of the river's natural ecosystem. The collected data will be analyzed by experts to identify species and population sizes, supporting efforts to improve water quality and enhance the Han River's ecological resilience.

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#13614569

23 Apr 2026

Members of the Seoul Metropolitan Government conduct a survey of fish species in the Han River near Bamseom Island, beneath the Seogang Bridge, on April 23, 2026. The Seoul Institute has conducted fish surveys every five years since 2002, and the city now conducts regular biannual surveys each April and October to monitor environmental changes and the restoration of the river's natural ecosystem. The collected data will be analyzed by experts to identify species and population sizes, supporting efforts to improve water quality and enhance the Han River's ecological resilience.

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#13614571

23 Apr 2026

Members of the Seoul Metropolitan Government conduct a survey of fish species in the Han River near Bamseom Island, beneath the Seogang Bridge, on April 23, 2026. The Seoul Institute has conducted fish surveys every five years since 2002, and the city now conducts regular biannual surveys each April and October to monitor environmental changes and the restoration of the river's natural ecosystem. The collected data will be analyzed by experts to identify species and population sizes, supporting efforts to improve water quality and enhance the Han River's ecological resilience.

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#13614572

23 Apr 2026

Members of the Seoul Metropolitan Government conduct a survey of fish species in the Han River near Bamseom Island, beneath the Seogang Bridge, on April 23, 2026. The Seoul Institute has conducted fish surveys every five years since 2002, and the city now conducts regular biannual surveys each April and October to monitor environmental changes and the restoration of the river's natural ecosystem. The collected data will be analyzed by experts to identify species and population sizes, supporting efforts to improve water quality and enhance the Han River's ecological resilience.

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#13614573

23 Apr 2026

Members of the Seoul Metropolitan Government conduct a survey of fish species in the Han River near Bamseom Island, beneath the Seogang Bridge, on April 23, 2026. The Seoul Institute has conducted fish surveys every five years since 2002, and the city now conducts regular biannual surveys each April and October to monitor environmental changes and the restoration of the river's natural ecosystem. The collected data will be analyzed by experts to identify species and population sizes, supporting efforts to improve water quality and enhance the Han River's ecological resilience.

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#13614574

23 Apr 2026

Members of the Seoul Metropolitan Government conduct a survey of fish species in the Han River near Bamseom Island, beneath the Seogang Bridge, on April 23, 2026. The Seoul Institute has conducted fish surveys every five years since 2002, and the city now conducts regular biannual surveys each April and October to monitor environmental changes and the restoration of the river's natural ecosystem. The collected data will be analyzed by experts to identify species and population sizes, supporting efforts to improve water quality and enhance the Han River's ecological resilience.

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#13614575

23 Apr 2026

Members of the Seoul Metropolitan Government conduct a survey of fish species in the Han River near Bamseom Island, beneath the Seogang Bridge, on April 23, 2026. The Seoul Institute has conducted fish surveys every five years since 2002, and the city now conducts regular biannual surveys each April and October to monitor environmental changes and the restoration of the river's natural ecosystem. The collected data will be analyzed by experts to identify species and population sizes, supporting efforts to improve water quality and enhance the Han River's ecological resilience.

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#13614576

23 Apr 2026

Members of the Seoul Metropolitan Government conduct a survey of fish species in the Han River near Bamseom Island, beneath the Seogang Bridge, on April 23, 2026. The Seoul Institute has conducted fish surveys every five years since 2002, and the city now conducts regular biannual surveys each April and October to monitor environmental changes and the restoration of the river's natural ecosystem. The collected data will be analyzed by experts to identify species and population sizes, supporting efforts to improve water quality and enhance the Han River's ecological resilience.

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#13614577

23 Apr 2026

Members of the Seoul Metropolitan Government conduct a survey of fish species in the Han River near Bamseom Island, beneath the Seogang Bridge, on April 23, 2026. The Seoul Institute has conducted fish surveys every five years since 2002, and the city now conducts regular biannual surveys each April and October to monitor environmental changes and the restoration of the river's natural ecosystem. The collected data will be analyzed by experts to identify species and population sizes, supporting efforts to improve water quality and enhance the Han River's ecological resilience.

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#13614578

23 Apr 2026

Members of the Seoul Metropolitan Government conduct a survey of fish species in the Han River near Bamseom Island, beneath the Seogang Bridge, on April 23, 2026. The Seoul Institute has conducted fish surveys every five years since 2002, and the city now conducts regular biannual surveys each April and October to monitor environmental changes and the restoration of the river's natural ecosystem. The collected data will be analyzed by experts to identify species and population sizes, supporting efforts to improve water quality and enhance the Han River's ecological resilience.

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#13614579

23 Apr 2026

Members of the Seoul Metropolitan Government conduct a survey of fish species in the Han River near Bamseom Island, beneath the Seogang Bridge, on April 23, 2026. The Seoul Institute has conducted fish surveys every five years since 2002, and the city now conducts regular biannual surveys each April and October to monitor environmental changes and the restoration of the river's natural ecosystem. The collected data will be analyzed by experts to identify species and population sizes, supporting efforts to improve water quality and enhance the Han River's ecological resilience.

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#13533904

4 Apr 2026

OSAKA, JAPAN - APRIL 3: Smart gas meters are installed on an exterior wall of a building in Osaka, Japan, on April 3, 2026. Osaka Gas and other major Japanese utilities are accelerating the rollout of 'smart' metering infrastructure to enhance operational efficiency and provide real-time data as the nation manages fluctuating energy costs and a projected 15% increase in domestic natural gas demand for the 2026 fiscal year.

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#13492208

24 Mar 2026

Visitors observe a live demonstration of logistics automation technology at LogiMAT 2026.

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24 Mar 2026

Visitors observe a live demonstration of logistics automation technology at LogiMAT 2026.

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#13492210

24 Mar 2026

Visitors observe a live demonstration of logistics automation technology at LogiMAT 2026.

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#13471180

19 Mar 2026

Yu Dae-jun, head of the Public Data Analysis and Management Division at the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, attends a policy briefing for international correspondents on the rollout of an AI deepfake detection model at the Korea Press Center in Seoul, South Korea, on March 19, 2026. The South Korean government, in collaboration with the National Forensic Service, announces the deployment of the technology to address fake news and ensure the integrity of the June nationwide local elections. The model, which achieves a 92 percent accuracy rate, is part of a broader government initiative involving the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family and the National Police Agency to enhance the country's response to digital crimes.

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