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

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

TAEGU, South Korea - Two South Korean soldiers work Feb. 19 to remove the wreckage of a subway train gutted in an arson attack in the central Korean city of Daegu on Feb. 18.

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