(1)South Koreans grieve for subway disaster victims

(1)South Koreans grieve for subway disaster victims

TAEGU, South Korea - Family members of a victim of the Feb. 18 subway fire in Taegu, South Korea, grieve at a funeral on Feb. 20.

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