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Seoul mayor calls for responsible pet ownership

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Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon on Saturday called for greater responsibility among pet owners as the city opened a two-day animal welfare festival at Yeouido Hangang Park. "More people are enjoying happy lives with companion animals, but there is also a darker side," Oh said at the opening ceremony, referri

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17 Okt 2026, 13.00
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17 Okt 2026, 13.00
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