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Leading the campaign is a two-year-old beagle named Ceco, who pest control company Cesco said is the first and so far only canine trained in the country to detect the odour of pheromones, the chemicals released by bedbugs.
Asia-Pacific markets were set to open mixed on Friday, as investors awaited key economic data out of Japan as well as U.S. inflation reading for clues on the two countries' monetary policy path.
Fu Bao, which means lucky treasure, has attracted a huge fanbase since her birth in July 2020 at the Everland amusement park, just south of Seoul. The panda is set to be taken to China’s Sichuan province next month after spending a month in quarantine.
SEOUL - A South Korean zoo on Sunday (March 3) threw a farewell party for Fu Bao, the first giant panda born in the country, ahead of the beloved animal's scheduled return to China.
SEOUL -- The scent of countless candlelit dinners still hung in the air in downtown Seoul the morning after Valentine's Day, but there was little love felt by protesters outside the headquarters of the Korea Football Association (KFA). The country's men's national team was in turmoil, and banners demanded answers. "We have had enough of people putting their own interests above Korean soccer," one fan from Seoul, Kim Min-ji, told Nikkei Asia.