It is a real-time e-news that looks at the news that became a hot topic on the Internet overnight.



I've seen a lot of articles about cars whose license plates change while driving, and images that you can only see in movies were captured in Busan.



This is a picture uploaded to an online community yesterday (15th).



It is being replaced as if another license plate is overlaid on top of the existing license plate.



The netizen who uploaded the photo found the vehicle at the entrance of Mandeok Tunnel in Busan, and when looking through the rearview mirror, the front license plate had the same structure, and the changing license plate seemed to be clear.



Then he said, 'I reported it to the police right away, but I got a call saying that they couldn't find it an hour later', but when other netizens were concerned that they might be used for a crime, they said that they would report it to the National Police Agency saying 'there is a black box video'.



The current Automobile Management Act stipulates that 'No one shall cover or obscure the registration number plate'.



Violation of this rule may result in imprisonment for not more than one year or a fine of not more than 10 million won.



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wearing thick clothes, it is cold these days, and the notice posted in front of the store at a convenience store in Gangnam, Seoul, where there are many academies, is attracting attention.



A notice is affixed to the glass wall of a convenience store.



'Children, let's come inside the warm store and wait for your parents.



You don't have to buy sweets.' This is a picture that was uploaded to an online community yesterday with the title 'A warm convenience store in Daechi-dong'.



Netizens who saw the photo continued to praise it, and responses such as 'wouldn't it increase sales even if my parents came thanks to me' and 'I love this kind of small consideration and warmth'.



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Recently, there has been a growing claim on social media, etc. that 'the cotton swabs used for testing for COVID-19 contain ethylene oxide, a first-class carcinogen,'. I did.



The swab wrapper used for the corona test has EO written on it.



EO is ethylene oxide, but this is not a cotton swab component, but a disinfection method.



Since gaseous ethylene oxide has excellent sterilization power and evaporates after sterilization, it is not easy to remain, so it is widely used for sterilization of medical devices such as syringes.



There is also the question of whether gas may remain on the sterilized cotton swab, but the expert explained that ethylene gas is not a substance that can remain in high concentration enough to affect the human body because it is volatile.



Earlier, in April in the UK, fake news about the presence of carcinogens on cotton swabs for corona testing spread, and the British health authorities explained the ethylene gas sterilization method.