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March 25, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Seoul prepares to intervene in Pusan port dispute

AFTER months of prevarication the South Korean government is preparing to intervene in operations at the nation’s key port of Pusan in an effort to avert the financial collapse of private operators after a long-running price war has driven most of them into the red.

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AFTER months of prevarication the South Korean government is preparing to intervene in operations at the nation’s key port of Pusan in an effort to avert the financial collapse of private operators after a long-running price war has driven most of them into the red.

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