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Articles by Roh Do-hyun
Seoul Dairy to raise the price of regular milk by 3%, “Expect prices to be slightly under 3,000 won”
On August 29, the Seoul Dairy Cooperative’s Na 100% Milk products are on display at a major retailer in Seoul. Yonhap News The price of milk will rise following the rise in raw milk prices. However, the consumer price of a liter of regular milk is not expected to exceed 3,000 won yet. The Seoul Dairy Cooperative announced on August 29 that it would raise the factory price of Na 100% Milk (1ℓ), regular milk, for large retailers by 3% this coming October.
Rising prices due to rotten fruit and vegetables make ordinary people “sick at heart” this summer
On July 18, a citizen chooses vegetables at Yeongcheon Market in Seodaemun-gu, Seoul. Yonhap News “Everything has gone up. Cucumbers are so expensive; I can’t pickle them.” Gim Hyeon-ju, who runs a dakgalbi (spicy stir-fried chicken) restaurant in Incheon said, as she let out a heavy sigh on July 18. The record-breaking downpour has pushed up prices of vegetables including green onions, lettuce and cucumbers.
The Long Road Toward a Mask-free December: Taking the First Step on June 1
Beginning June 1, people who have received their first COVID-19 vaccine shot can freely meet their immediate family regardless of the restriction on the number of people at the gathering. This applies to over 3.7 million people who received their first vaccine shot two weeks ago (May 17). The nation is taking its first step in the long 6-month road towards restoring everyday life with the goal of citizens going mask-free indoors in December.
South Korea to Receive 1 Million Doses of the Janssen Vaccine Provided by the U.S.
Jung Eun-kyeong (front), head of the COVID-19 vaccination response team announces that disease control authorities will administer one million doses of the Janssen COVID-19 vaccine, which the U.S. promised to give South Korea, to members of the reserve forces and civil defense aged thirty and older beginning early next month at a press briefing at the government office in Seoul on May 30.
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