Senior officials of South Korea's parliament, including National Assembly Speaker Park Byeong-seug, salute the national flag as they visit the National Cemetery in Seoul on July 17, 2020, to pay tr
Government officials assigned to the COVID-19 situation room in Cheongju, 137 kilometers southeast of Seoul, check updated information on the latest outbreaks and developments in the country's figh
Customers line up to eat "samgyetang," or chicken and ginseng soup with sticky rice and garlic, at a restaurant in Seoul on July 16, 2020, this year's "chobok," the start of a 10-day period of hot
This photo, taken on July 16, 2020, shows commemorative medals during a publicity event in Seoul.
Lotuses are in full bloom at the Seooji-ri village in Hwacheon, 118 kilometers northeast of Seoul, in this photo provided by the county government on July 15, 2020.
A cook prepares "samgyetang" at a restaurant on Jeju Island on July 15, 2020, one day ahead of "chobok," the start of the hottest part of summer.
Tourists walk along the Philosopher's Path at Juknokwon bamboo forest in Damyang County, 344 kilometers south of Seoul, on July 14, 2020.
Takashi Matsumoto , a Japanese military attache at the Japanese Embassy in Seoul, arrives at the defense ministry in Seoul on July 14, 2020.
An Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphin swims in waters off the city of Seogwipo on South Korea's southern Jeju Island on July 14, 2020. (Yonhap)
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Foreign students studying at Hansung University in Seoul eat "samgyetang" on July 13, 2020, three days ahead of "chobok," the start of the hottest days of summer.
