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Floods and Coastal Safety: An antipersonnel mine believed to have drifted from North Korea was found on an Incheon beach after heavy summer rains and floodwaters may have carried it south. It was safely destroyed, and authorities are continuing coastal searches. DMZ Forests: South Korea’s northernmost botanic garden marked 10 years of protecting the DMZ’s “secret forest,” a rare habitat near the border. Endangered Wildlife: Russia and North Korea report signs of endangered leopards and tigers living in the DPRK, drawing attention to wildlife conservation in the country.

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