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Ballot boxes moved to storage after June 3 inspection
The special counsel team investigating the June 3 local election ballot shortage completed its inspection of about 2.47 million ballots on October 28, after around 12 hours, and on October 29 began moving the boxes from the Seoul handball arena to a storage facility, Yonhap and the Korea Times report. The inspection, which also covered surveillance footage, was halted at one point after observers objected to a ban on recording, and 48 riot police units were deployed to maintain order during the process. The ballots had been kept at the arena, which served as a vote counting center, after protesters blocked their removal amid calls for accountability and a rerun of the elections.
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