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SEOUL ( AFP) - The South Korean government banned all lighting "nonessential" under penalty of fine, the face of rising oil prices spurred by the riots in the Middle East and North Africa, government officials said Monday. 
Lights external bridges, commercial buildings, homes and skyline must off at midnight, also illuminated signs and billboards, said a statement from the Ministry of Economy and Knowledge. fun places should turn off lights at two o'clock in the morning and the signs of the pump must be turned off during the day. After seven days, violations of these provisions may be fined up to three million won (1,933 euros).
This measure "designed to restrict the nonessential use of energy to minimize inconvenience to businesses and public," the Ministry.
public sector employees must also leave your car at home at least once a week.
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