(3)S. Korea subway fire kills passengers

(3)S. Korea subway fire kills passengers

TAEGU, South Korea - Firefighters (R) search for victims of a subway fire in the central South Korean city of Taegu on Feb. 18. At least 31 people were killed and about 140 others hurt in the arson attack.

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