Stories from Daejeon · South Korea

A train stopped shortly after its departure due to a malfunction.

The upcoming Daejeon mayoral election is reportedly focusing on the candidates' career experience as a key theme.

The final host city for the 2029 Invictus Games, an international sports event founded by British Prince Harry in 2014, will be announced in the UK in July. South Korea's Ministry of National Defense and Daejeon Metropolitan City are jointly bidding to host the competition.

A man in his 50s attempted suicide at the Daejeon Police Agency around 10:50 AM. The individual was transported to a hospital after consuming ten sleeping pills and insecticide, according to the source.

A man is facing scrutiny in South Korea following the circulation of an AI-generated photograph depicting an escaped wolf in Daejeon. The image, which appeared to show the animal on city streets, was reported by local media last month.

The Shinxin Group has opened its 13th department store in the Daejeon region. The group is implementing a new retail model by integrating its online channels. This strategy aims to address connectivity issues seen in other retail groups like the Lele Group.

A baby's heart rate dropped significantly, prompting a 119 emergency call. Multiple hospitals in the Daejeon, Sejong, and Chungnam regions refused to accept the patient due to a lack of specialists.

The Daejeon District Court will hold a first-instance hearing on November 11 regarding a lawsuit seeking 400 million won in damages.

The Daejeon Fire Department identified a photo circulating online as an AI-generated fabrication. Officials noted discrepancies in the background buildings and road surfaces within the image. The department has requested the immediate removal of the synthetic photo. This follows an investigation into the authenticity of the visual report. A government official in the field situation room misidentified an online photo as an escaped wolf. Other fabricated images, including one of a school playground, were also confirmed as manipulated. Officials stated they did not have sufficient time to verify the authenticity of the photo due to the urgency of the event.