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South Korea Moves Civilian Control Line Closer to North Korea Border
South Korean authorities are shifting the Civilian Control Line nearer the border with North Korea, citing improved security conditions. Environmental groups say the adjustment may expose a largely undeveloped border region to future construction.
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The government states the adjustment reflects improved security along the frontier.
Shifting the line reduces the restricted area and could allow new land use closer to the border. Environmental organizations have warned that the change may open parts of one of Asia's least developed ecosystems to construction and infrastructure projects. No timeline for implementation or specific locations for the new boundary have been released.
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