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WYD 2027: Is South Korea Ready? ⑫ Even If You Lose Your Passport or Your Phone Goes Dark… How South Korea Reconnects Pilgrims
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- This is the 12th installment of the series examining how pilgrims' identities can be verified and how they can be reconnected with their groups if they lose their pass, phone or passport at the 2027 Seoul World Youth Day.
- According to the official FAQ, registered participants receive accommodation, meals, transportation and insurance, and the package contribution is listed as between US$70 and US$340.
- Insurance coverage does not mean all incidents are covered, and specific coverage scope and claim procedures have not been disclosed, so the Korean National Police Agency's LOST112 or 182 can be used if items are lost.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [WYD 2027 대한민국은 준비됐는가 ⑫] 여권을 잃어도, 휴대전화가 꺼져도…순례자를 다시 연결하는 대한민국
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