Despite a decrease in child fatalities, school zone traffic accidents in South Korea have surged, reaching 927 cases last year. The government is investing in infrastructure improvements and stricter enforcement to enhance child safety.
The South Korean government has finalized 164 tasks for its 'National Normalization Project,' aimed at rectifying societal irrationalities and illegal practices. Key initiatives include flexible school zone speed limits, emergency blocking rights for illegal filming, and cancellation of improper state honors.
South Korea's government has finalized 164 tasks for its 'National Normalization Project,' addressing issues from school zone speed limits to the revocation of inappropriate state honors. The project aims to rectify structural corruption, circumventing practices, unjust enrichment, and outdated laws.
