"Yellow dust" closes South Korean schools
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea closed schools, and factories
producing memory chips stepped up safeguards on Monday, as a
choking pall of sand mixed with toxic dust from China covered
most of the country.<div class="feedflare">
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