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Army shuts up for Korean exams
South Korea’s army has pledged to keep the noise down while several million students take English language listening tests later this month.
The army said live-fire drills would be halted and jets would be banned from taking off or landing for at least 20 minutes each day during the tests.
However, aircraft would be allowed to take off in emergency, the army said.
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