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Police, protesters clash as officers move to extract ballot boxes from Seoul polling station
The police and protesters briefly clashed on Friday morning after the former arrived at a polling station in Songpa District, southern Seoul, to extract the ballot boxes, which the protesters had blockaded for 35 hours.
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koreajoongangdaily.joins.com
PPP protests as ballot shortages disrupt voting at some Songpa polling stations
Ballot shortages disrupted voting at polling stations in Songpa District, southern Seoul, during the June 3 local elections, halting voting at some sites for part of the afternoon
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koreaherald.com
Ballot shortage sparks protest at Seoul polling station
A ballot shortage at a polling station in Seoul's Songpa-gu triggered a tense standoff late Wednesday, turning an election management failure into a dispute ove
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Police deployed to Songpa polling station amid standoff over ballot box removal
Dozens of police officers were deployed early Thursday to a polling station in Seoul’s Songpa District where citizens continued to block the removal of a ballot
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Two ballot boxes stranded at polling station after paper shortage protest blocks transfer
Two ballot boxes remained stranded overnight at a polling station in Songpa District, southern Seoul, where a ballot shortage occurred, with protesters blocking their transfer to…
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Sleepless night in Jamsil as angry protesters block ballot box removal
Overnight protests over voting disruptions caused by a ballot paper shortage in Seoul's Songpa-gu continued into Thursday morning, with demonstrators physically
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koreatimes.co.kr
Police begin dispersing protesters at Seoul polling station - The Korea Times
Police on Friday began dispersing protesters at a polling station in southern Seoul after hundreds gathered earlier this week to protest a shortage...
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Police disperse protestors at polling station, acquire ballot boxes
South Korean police on Friday dispersed hundreds of demonstrators at a polling station in southern Seoul who had blocked access to ballot boxes to protest the b
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Police secure ballot boxes at Seoul polling station after more than 30-hour standoff
The police secured two ballot boxes from the Seoul polling station, following a more than 30-hour standoff with protesters who alleged election fraud.
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Police secure ballot boxes from Seoul polling station after dispersing protesters - The Korea Times
Police on Friday secured remaining ballot boxes at a polling station in southern Seoul, two days after protesters gathered to prevent election offi...
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Police, protesters clash as officers move to extract ballot boxes from Seoul polling station
The police and protesters briefly clashed on Friday morning after the former arrived at a polling station in Songpa District, southern Seoul, to extract the ballot boxes, which…
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channelnewsasia.com
South Korean riot police clear protesters after ballot shortage blockade
More than 1,000 demonstrators had gathered outside a Seoul polling station on Thursday to block ballot boxes from being removed.
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malaymail.com
South Korean police clear protesters after 35-hour standoff at polling station
SEOUL, June 5 — South Korean riot police said today they had cleared protesters from outside a Seoul polling station after a 35-hour blockade triggered by a ballot shortage.More...
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upi.com
Police secure ballot boxes from Seoul polling station after dispersing protesters - UPI.com
Police on Friday secured remaining ballot boxes at a polling station in southern Seoul, two days after protesters gathered to prevent election officials from removing them in…
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S. Korea Protesters block Seoul counting center after ballot dispute - UPI.com
Protesters who had blocked a polling station in Seoul's Songpa district for two nights and three days moved Friday to a vote-counting center.
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S. Korean Protest over Seoul ballot shortage continues through weekend - UPI.com
Thousands of protesters remained outside Seoul vote-counting site, demanding new election after a ballot shortage disrupted voting in Songpa District.