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Former South Korean Prime Minister Lee Hae Chan Dies at 73
Lee Hae-chan suffered cardiac arrest and underwent emergency stent treatment but died without regaining consciousness during a Vietnam visit, officials said.
- Former South Korean Prime Minister Lee Hae-chan, 73, died on Sunday after receiving emergency medical aid for a heart attack during an official visit to Vietnam.
- Lee was a veteran politician and influential figure on South Korea's road to democracy, starting out as a student activist jailed in the 1970s for leading a democracy movement.
- Lee had arrived in Vietnam on Thursday for a meeting of the Peaceful Unification Advisory Council, which advises the South Korean government on policy with North Korea.
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Former South Korean PM Lee Hae-chan has died in Vietnam at 73
HANOI: South Korean former Prime Minister Lee Hae-chan, a veteran politician and influential fixture on the country's road to democracy, died during an official visit to Vietnam's southern hub of Ho Chi Minh City, both governments said.Lee, 73, died on Sunday (Jan 25), after emergency medical aid for
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