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입력 2022.11.22 (15:29)
수정 2022.11.22 (16:45)
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Police in Busan have launched an investigation into an online posting that threatens harm against a reporter of local broadcaster MBC who engaged in a scuffle with a presidential official at the end of a recent daily Q&A between President Yoon and the press. The post includes an image of the verbal altercation and a threat to visit MBC. The post has now been deleted.
The main opposition Democratic Party and the minor opposition Justice Party have reiterated their intent to pass a submitted plan for a parliamentary probe into the Itaewon crowd crush during Thursday's National Assembly plenary session by all means. DP floor leader Park Hong-keun called on the ruling People Power Party to swiftly declare its stance regarding the probe if it wants to join the move. Justice Party floor leader Lee Eun-ju also urged PPP's cooperation so the parliamentary probe plan can be approved Thursday through bipartisan agreement.
Police in Busan have launched an investigation into an online posting that threatens harm against a reporter of local broadcaster MBC who engaged in a scuffle with a presidential official at the end of a recent daily Q&A between President Yoon and the press. The post includes an image of the verbal altercation and a threat to visit MBC. The post has now been deleted.
The main opposition Democratic Party and the minor opposition Justice Party have reiterated their intent to pass a submitted plan for a parliamentary probe into the Itaewon crowd crush during Thursday's National Assembly plenary session by all means. DP floor leader Park Hong-keun called on the ruling People Power Party to swiftly declare its stance regarding the probe if it wants to join the move. Justice Party floor leader Lee Eun-ju also urged PPP's cooperation so the parliamentary probe plan can be approved Thursday through bipartisan agreement.
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- 입력 2022-11-22 15:29:13
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[Anchor Lead]
Police in Busan have launched an investigation into an online posting that threatens harm against a reporter of local broadcaster MBC who engaged in a scuffle with a presidential official at the end of a recent daily Q&A between President Yoon and the press. The post includes an image of the verbal altercation and a threat to visit MBC. The post has now been deleted.
The main opposition Democratic Party and the minor opposition Justice Party have reiterated their intent to pass a submitted plan for a parliamentary probe into the Itaewon crowd crush during Thursday's National Assembly plenary session by all means. DP floor leader Park Hong-keun called on the ruling People Power Party to swiftly declare its stance regarding the probe if it wants to join the move. Justice Party floor leader Lee Eun-ju also urged PPP's cooperation so the parliamentary probe plan can be approved Thursday through bipartisan agreement.
Police in Busan have launched an investigation into an online posting that threatens harm against a reporter of local broadcaster MBC who engaged in a scuffle with a presidential official at the end of a recent daily Q&A between President Yoon and the press. The post includes an image of the verbal altercation and a threat to visit MBC. The post has now been deleted.
The main opposition Democratic Party and the minor opposition Justice Party have reiterated their intent to pass a submitted plan for a parliamentary probe into the Itaewon crowd crush during Thursday's National Assembly plenary session by all means. DP floor leader Park Hong-keun called on the ruling People Power Party to swiftly declare its stance regarding the probe if it wants to join the move. Justice Party floor leader Lee Eun-ju also urged PPP's cooperation so the parliamentary probe plan can be approved Thursday through bipartisan agreement.
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