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South Korea: Taxi Drivers Protesting Against High Gasoline Price

Written byLee Yoo Eun

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Posted 24 February 2011 16:02 GMT

Twitter @ekctu posted a dramatic photo of hundreds of taxis occupying the road. The taxi drivers parked their cars on the road today in Seoul as a sign of protest against the government's decision to raise LPG gas price.

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