- Officials say blast that sank Chonan split the vessel in two (BBC)
- South Korea continues to search for survivors off Paengnyŏngdo in treacherous waters close to North Korea (NYT, WSJ, Bloomberg, Yonhap, Korea Herald)
- President Lee urges families not to lose hope of more survivors (Yonhap)
- Fallout over incident causes KRW to slip further (Reuters)
- Seoul sees little fallout from incident (Reuters, Yonhap)
- UN Secretary-General Ban Kimoon sends condolence letter over tragedy (Yonhap, Korea Herald)
- US experts say mines could have caused sinking (Yonhap, Korea Herald)
- US to join search for missing sailors (Korea Times)
- Newspapers carrying
- North Korea threatens action if South Korea and US do not stop tourist visits to Panmunjom (links here)
- Declines in energy imports brings South Korea back to current-account surplus in February (Bloomberg, Yonhap)
- Samsung signs $1.46 sales deal with major Chinese retailer Suning (Yonhap)
- Korean pro baseball league kicks off 2010 season (Yonhap)
- Hee Kyung Seo pulls to five-shot lead in Kia Classic (LAT)
- Chronologists warn that March will disappear across the globe within 48 to 72 hours unless drastic action is taken (UPI)
Why Uhm Jung-Hwa Will Forever Be My Queen—and Now Yours Too
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14 hours ago
Never did care much for March, anyway.
ReplyDeleteI prefer Smarch, except for the lousy Smarch weather.
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