An environmental health advocacy group on Thursday hailed the Korean government for taking steps to return to South Korea the garbage dumped into the country in July. In a statement, the EcoWaste Coalition lauded the move after it confirmed that it "would take measures to have the wastes brought back to Korea." "We commend the action taken by the Korean government to get this dumping controversy resolved without delay," the group said. "This early, we say 'kamsahamnida' (thank you) to Korea for doing the right thing and for respecting our nation's right not to be treated as their waste bin," the group added. Last July, more than 5,000 metric tons of garbage were dumped at the...
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