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MERS outbreak is to officially end in Korea
Ever since the first case of MERS was diagnosed in Korea on May 20, Korea suffered from various damages for 2 months.Now, Korea is about to announce an end to MERS. No new cases have been reported since July 6, and after this week, MERS incubation period will be over and mark the outbreak's end in Korea.
Korea suffered from 186 cases and 36 deaths as well as an economic downturn.However, the government and Korean citizens collaborated together to put an end to MERS and it finally began stabilizing. The Korean government is also implementing policies to overcome economic damages caused by MERS.
Korea's economy is starting to recover, and foreign visitors began coming to Korea again.We review the Korean government's quick responses to MERS outbreak and the citizens' efforts to cooperative with the government to end MERS.

A New Transportation Trend in Korea, Mobile Taxi Apps
KakaoTaxi App made an astounding record of accumulating 5 million calls within 3 months of its launch. Over 110,000 taxi drivers also registered to KakaoTaxi App and proved the app's popularity.Some of the app's best features include safety messages and location input that make the taxi ride safer and more convenient. Users also don't have to explain anything to the taxi driver, which is especially useful for foreign visitors in Korea.LimoTaxi decided to stand out in the competitive market by providing luxury taxis and educating the taxi drivers for increased quality of services.In Goyang, the local government launched its own mobile taxi app in January and started proving Korea's only real-name taxi service. Korea's public transportation has developed greatly along with advancement of technology. Will mobile taxi apps prove to be a form of such development?

Healing from Everyday Life, Korea's Art Therapy
People from today's world suffer from all kinds of stress, which can lead to depression and anxiety. Accordingly, art therapy has been gaining much p