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Lee Jong-rak, a senior pastor of Jusarang Community Church, looks around at the babies who were left in the baby box and cared by the church in Seoul, South Korea, December 18,
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How 'baby box' set up by South Korean church makes it easier for parents to abandon their unwanted newborns | South China Morning Post
