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Early this morning (November 1), a cargo truck crashed into a passenger car traveling ahead of it on the Jungbu Naeryuk Expressway in Seongju, North Gyeongsang Province. A mother and daughter inside the passenger car were killed in the accident.
Reporter Dong Eunyeong delivers the weekend's news on accidents and incidents.
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The front end of an SUV is crumpled beyond recognition.
At around 5:20 a.m. today, a 9-ton cargo truck collided with a passenger car traveling ahead of it near the Seongju Rest Area on the Jungbu Naeryuk Expressway toward Yangpyeong, Seongju, North Gyeongsang Province.
The impact pushed the passenger car into the adjacent lane, where an oncoming SUV crashed into it once again. The mother and daughter in their 60s and 40s, respectively, who were riding in the passenger car, died.
Three people in the SUV were also injured and transported to the hospital.
Police stated that no signs of drunk driving or drug use were found in the truck driver, and they believe the accident was caused by a failure to pay attention to the road ahead.
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After a man carrying a paper bag leaves his seat, the remaining man puts something into a glass and mixes it.
This is the scene of a crime committed by a group of men in their 60s, led by Mr. A, who scammed money by playing a rigged golf game after feeding the victim coffee laced with psychotropic drugs.
The amount they extorted from the victim, whose judgment was impaired by the drugs, totaled 75 million won.
Investigations revealed that they had built trust with the victim prior to the crime by playing high-stakes golf with them several times and intentionally losing.
Police have forwarded Mr. A and two others to the Prosecutors' Office on charges of violating the Narcotics Control Act and fraud.
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[It broke down. (Pardon?) Line 7 broke down. I am sorry.]
At around 12:20 p.m. today, a Seoul Subway Line 7 train heading toward Jangam broke down at Boramae Station in Seoul, halting northbound train operations for nearly two hours.
[Kim Woo-hyun and Kim Gil-hyun / Gangnam-gu, Seoul: I think I waited for the train for almost an hour. It was flustered. I went to catch a taxi, but I couldn't even catch one...]
Seoul Metro believes there was a problem with the train's braking system and has moved the broken-down train to a depot for investigation.
(Video by: Kim Se-kyung | Video Editing by: Kim Yun-seong | Footage provided by: Viewer Song Young-hoon) (Photo: Yonhap News)
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