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Seoul's most diverse neighborhood hit hard by COVID-19 crisis

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Seoul, Jun 2 (EFE/EPA).- The vibrant streets of Itaewon, Seoul's most multi-ethnic neighborhoods and one of the few sanctuaries of the South Korean LGBTQ community, sport a deserted look these days after a recent outbreak of the new coronavirus, a fresh addition to the series of stigmas faced by the district and its businesses.(Camera: ANDRÉS SÁNCHEZ BRAUN).SHOTLIST: CLOSED RESTAURANTS AND BARS IN ITAEWON, SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA.SOUNDBITES: RYAN BURDA, SHAREHOLDER OF ROUTE 66 BAR&RESTAURANT IN ITAEWON; AND WILLY WATSON, MANAGER OF SHENANIGANS IRISH PUB IN ITAEWON (IN ENGLISH).

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