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[WEEKENDER] 'Why not Gangnam?': Data center boom fuels fear in neighborhoods kept in the dark
About 20 people gather every morning in front of Geumcheon District Office in southwestern Seoul, holding signs and staging protests. Most are in their 50s and 60s and live in a large apartment complex identified only as "L," home to more than 1,700 household…
Reported by Korea Times
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