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

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

TAEGU, South Korea - Relatives (R) grieve for victims of a Feb. 18 subway fire in the central South Korean city of Taegu on Feb. 19. The relatives visited the site where the damaged subway train cars had been moved for inspections. More than 120 people were feared killed in the alleged arson case.

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