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[Photo News] Under pressure

By Lee Hyun-jeong

Published : July 25, 2016 - 17:35

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Johannes Thammer, the head of AudiVolkswagen Korea, responds to questions from the Korean media after participating in the hearing over the emissions scandal at National Institute of Environmental Research in Incheon, Monday. Starting from Monday, the company said it would voluntarily suspend the sales of problematic vehicles which will face administrative measures from the Environment Ministry soon. (Yonhap) Johannes Thammer, the head of AudiVolkswagen Korea, responds to questions from the Korean media after participating in the hearing over the emissions scandal at National Institute of Environmental Research in Incheon, Monday. Starting from Monday, the company said it would voluntarily suspend the sales of problematic vehicles which will face administrative measures from the Environment Ministry soon. (Yonhap)

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