(1)Death toll rises in S. Korea subway fire

(1)Death toll rises in S. Korea subway fire

TAEGU, South Korea - Relatives grieve Feb. 19 for the victims in a subway fire the previous day in the central South Korean city of Taegu. More than 120 people were feared killed in an alleged arson case.

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