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North Korean Hackers Exploited Seoul Stampede To Distribute Malware: Report
North Korean government-backed hackers referenced the deadly Halloween crush in Seoul to distribute malware to users in South Korea, Google's Threat Analysis group said in a report.
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How A Night Of Halloween Revelry Turned To Disaster In South Korea
The Itaewon district in South Korea's capital is known to revelers as a place of fun, freedom and openness. But its narrow, steep streets and constrained access points proved a lethal mix for Halloween partygoers.
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"People Are Going To Die": Seoul Halloween Stampede Victims' Calls To Police
The first emergency call was made at 6:34 pm, a nervous caller warning that police needed to control the crowd before the crush of people turned deadly.
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Things They Lost: Personal Items Catalogue Seoul Stampede Horror
The broken and twisted detritus of personal possessions collected from the scene of Seoul's deadly Halloween crowd surge are a poignant catalogue of young lives lost.
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After Deadly Stampede, S Korea Police Say Crowd Control Was "Inadequate"
South Korea moved to calm public outrage on Tuesday over a Halloween party crush that killed more than 150 people, most of them young, promising a speedy and intensive inquiry and calling for tough new safety measures to prevent similar disasters.
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South Korea Begins Probe Into Deadly Halloween Stampede
South Korean investigators combed footage on Monday from more than 50 state and private closed-circuit TV cameras as well as from social media looking for answers to how a surge in Halloween party-goers trapped in narrow alleys killed so many.
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2 Days After S Korea's Halloween Stampede, Many Families Seek The Missing
Officers at the South Korean community centre manned emergency phone lines, taking hundreds of frantic calls to find missing people in the wake of a stampede in Seoul that left at least 151 people dead on Saturday.
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PM Modi Expresses Deep Anguish Over South Korea's Worst Stampede
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday wrote to South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol and expressed deep anguish at the tragic loss of lives at the deadliest stampede in the country's history which killed at least 153 people.
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"Deeply Shocked": S Jaishankar, World Leaders Mourn South Korea Stampede
World leaders offered their condolences after 151 people were killed and 76 otherswere injured in a deadly stampede at a Halloween event in Seoul on Saturday night.
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South Korea Declares Mourning After Halloween Stampede Kills 151
South Korea's President Yoon Suk-yeol declared a period of national mourning on Sunday after a Halloween crush killed some 151 people in a packed nightlife area in Seoul.
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After Halloween Stampede, Scenes Of Horror In South Korea
Party-goers in costumes fleeing in panic, desperate attempts at first aid on the sidewalks, scores of bodies lined up under makeshift shrouds: in Seoul's lively Itaewon district, a Halloween festival turned to tragedy Saturday.
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North Korean Hackers Exploited Seoul Stampede To Distribute Malware: Report
North Korean government-backed hackers referenced the deadly Halloween crush in Seoul to distribute malware to users in South Korea, Google's Threat Analysis group said in a report.
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How A Night Of Halloween Revelry Turned To Disaster In South Korea
The Itaewon district in South Korea's capital is known to revelers as a place of fun, freedom and openness. But its narrow, steep streets and constrained access points proved a lethal mix for Halloween partygoers.
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"People Are Going To Die": Seoul Halloween Stampede Victims' Calls To Police
The first emergency call was made at 6:34 pm, a nervous caller warning that police needed to control the crowd before the crush of people turned deadly.
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Things They Lost: Personal Items Catalogue Seoul Stampede Horror
The broken and twisted detritus of personal possessions collected from the scene of Seoul's deadly Halloween crowd surge are a poignant catalogue of young lives lost.
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After Deadly Stampede, S Korea Police Say Crowd Control Was "Inadequate"
South Korea moved to calm public outrage on Tuesday over a Halloween party crush that killed more than 150 people, most of them young, promising a speedy and intensive inquiry and calling for tough new safety measures to prevent similar disasters.
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South Korea Begins Probe Into Deadly Halloween Stampede
South Korean investigators combed footage on Monday from more than 50 state and private closed-circuit TV cameras as well as from social media looking for answers to how a surge in Halloween party-goers trapped in narrow alleys killed so many.
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2 Days After S Korea's Halloween Stampede, Many Families Seek The Missing
Officers at the South Korean community centre manned emergency phone lines, taking hundreds of frantic calls to find missing people in the wake of a stampede in Seoul that left at least 151 people dead on Saturday.
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PM Modi Expresses Deep Anguish Over South Korea's Worst Stampede
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday wrote to South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol and expressed deep anguish at the tragic loss of lives at the deadliest stampede in the country's history which killed at least 153 people.
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"Deeply Shocked": S Jaishankar, World Leaders Mourn South Korea Stampede
World leaders offered their condolences after 151 people were killed and 76 otherswere injured in a deadly stampede at a Halloween event in Seoul on Saturday night.
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South Korea Declares Mourning After Halloween Stampede Kills 151
South Korea's President Yoon Suk-yeol declared a period of national mourning on Sunday after a Halloween crush killed some 151 people in a packed nightlife area in Seoul.
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After Halloween Stampede, Scenes Of Horror In South Korea
Party-goers in costumes fleeing in panic, desperate attempts at first aid on the sidewalks, scores of bodies lined up under makeshift shrouds: in Seoul's lively Itaewon district, a Halloween festival turned to tragedy Saturday.
