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SOUTH KOREAN GOVERNMENT CONSIDERING ALLOWING FANS INTO SPORTS GAMES

Published On 26 Jun 2020 01:07 PM

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Sports fans and professional sports have urged government to allow fans into sports stadium to watch the sports events live.
With the infection concerns lingering, so far, fans have not been allowed to watch the sports events in the stadiums or arenas.

Considering pleas from sports fans and professional sports teams in dire financial situations, the South Korean governm....

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Tags : South Korea, Korea Baseball Organization, KBO, Korea Professional Football League, K League, Korea Ladies Professional Golf Association, KLPGA, coronavirus, COVID-19, sports,

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