Gwangan Bridge Lit with LED Lights

LED Işıkları ile Aydınlatılmış Gwangan Köprüsü

3 Aralık 2013 tarihinde Busan’daki Gwangan Grand Köprüsü ışık yayan diyot ışıkları ile parladı. Busan şehri yöneticileri, köprü üzerindeki LED aydınlatma sistemini kurmak için 10.4 milyar won (9.4 milyon dolar) harcadı.

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Gwangan Grand Bridge is bright with light-emitting diode lights in Busan on Dec. 3, 2013. The Busan city government spent 10.4 billion won (US$9.4 million) to establish the LED lighting system on the bridge. (Yonhap) (END)

04.12.2013-Yonhap

Trade Day

Ticaret Günü

4 Aralık 2013 tarihinde Ticaret Günü’nün 50. yıldönümü vesilesiyle Seoul’un güneydoğusunda Kore Uluslararası Ticaret Birliği merkezi önünde devam eden gösteriler ertesi günde devam edecek.

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A performance is underway in front of the Korea International Trade Association headquarters in southeastern Seoul on Dec. 4, 2013 on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the designation of Trade Day, which falls on the following day. (Yonhap) (END)

04.12.2013-Yonhap

Life of Koreans a Century Ago

100 Yıl Önce Koreliler'in Yaşamı

Bu fotoğraf Kanadalı bir misyoner tarafından 1898 ve 1937 yıllarında Kore Yarımadası'nda kaldığı sıralarda şimdi Kuzey Kore'de olan Hamheung'daki pazar alanlarından birindeki tüccarları göstermektedir. The Independence Hall of Korea bu fotoğrafları yayınladı.

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This photo taken by a Canadian missionary during his stay on the Korean Peninsula from 1898 and 1937 shows Korean merchants at a marketplace in Hamheung in what is now North Korea. The Independence Hall of Korea has published his photos in a book.

05.12.2013 - Yonhap

North Korea says it deported an elderly American tourist who was detained there from late October.

The North’s state-run Korean Central News Agency said 85-year-old Merrill Newman, a Korean War veteran, was released and sent home on Saturday on humanitarian grounds.

The report said Newman was deported after he admitted wrongdoing and expressed deep regret. The report said Pyongyang considered Newman’s advanced age and health conditions in its decision to let him go.

The report said related agencies investigated Newman and claimed he entered the North disguised as a tourist to investigate the whereabouts of spies he had trained during the Korean War.

The news agency disclosed images of Newman on November 30th writing an apology note and reading the note.

Newman arrived in Beijing, China, Saturday morning.

A group of officials and volunteers from the Korea National Red Cross look at the second shipment of its emergency relief goods worth US$1.05 million for the Filipino victims of Typhoon Haiyan at a quay in South Korea's largest port city of Busan on Dec. 8, 2013.