South Korea's Moon aims to revive economy having contained virus


South Korean president Moon Ja-in. - Bloomberg

SEOUL (Bloomberg): South Korea's President Moon Jae-in said his country has contained the coronavirus as he sought a budget increase to help the pandemic-hit economy recover.

Speaking in parliament on Wednesday (Oct 28), Moon also vowed to make South Korea carbon-neutral by 2050, putting a date on the goal in line with one proposed by his progressive ruling

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