Hundreds of Santa Clauses gather for poor kids

Hundreds of Santa Clauses gather for poor kids

SEOUL, South Korea - Hundreds of Santa Clauses gather in Seoul, South Korea, to deliver presents to children in financially troubled households on Dec. 24, 2014. The volunteer Santa Clauses will visit children in around 800 households.

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