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S. Korean tourism, culture industries log 10.7 tln-won loss from COVID-19: gov't data

Yonhap News Agency,
07 October 2020, Korea, Rep

Losses from the new coronavirus in South Korea's culture, sports and tourism industries were estimated at 10.7 trillion won (US$9.2 billion) in the first nine months of the year, government data showed Wednesday.

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