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Busan immigration officeKorea Joongang Daily
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2 Philippine nannies arrested in Busan after absence from work.
They left their quarters on Sept. 15 , the second day of a five-day Chuseok holiday.
They were supposed to return to work by Sept. 18 but did not.
The immigration office plans to investigate the helpers and order them to leave the country.
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