South Koreans Vote for New President in Wake of Yoon's Ouster over Martial Law

(3rd LD) Voter turnout surpasses 70 pct as of 4 p.m. in S. Korea's presidential election

(ATTN: RECASTS headline; UPDATES latest details in paras 1-2) SEOUL, June 3 (Yonhap)

South Koreans vote for new president in wake of Yoon's ouster over martial law

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South Koreans vote for new president in wake of Yoon's ouster over martial law

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