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Seoul Institute issued infographics of "the current status of working mothers and working fathers in Seoul " 23.6% of mothers and fathers said they had experienced depression.
The percentage of people who experienced insomnia and anxiety was 20.8% and 15.8% , respectively.
The number of annual marriages in Seoul was 36,324 , a drop of more than half from 70,466 in 2010 .
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