A South Korean province bordering North Korea on Friday said it would "mobilize all administrative power" to ban and punish activists working to send anti-regime leaflets to the North.
In a move that comes amid growing efforts by Seoul to crack down on the launches -- which Pyongyang has blamed for worsening inter-Korean relations -- Gyeonggi province said it was designating several border areas as "danger zones."
A South Korean province bordering North Korea on Friday said it would "mobilize all administrative power" to ban and punish activists working to send anti-regime leaflets to the North.
In a move that comes amid growing efforts by Seoul to crack down on the launches -- which Pyongyang has blamed for worsening inter-Korean relations -- Gyeonggi province said it was designating several border areas as "danger zones."
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