South Korea's free subway rides for seniors, will the eligible age be raised? Focus on Japan's 'Silver Pass'.
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Record Korea 2026/10/1 07:00
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On the 29th, South Korea's Hankyoreh newspaper reported that 'the Seoul Metropolitan Government is moving forward with a plan to raise the eligible age for free urban railway rides for seniors from 65 to 70' and published an article comparing it to Japan's similar system, the 'Silver Pass'.
On the 29th, South Korea's Hankyoreh newspaper reported that 'the Seoul Metropolitan Government is moving forward with a plan to raise the eligible age for free urban railway rides for seniors from 65 to 70' and published an article comparing it to Japan's similar system, the 'Silver Pass'.
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