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Korean Fan Death Myth: Why Are Koreans Scared Of Fans?
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Korean Fan Death Myth: Why Are Koreans Scared Of Fans?
Death by Fan - Gwangju News
Family of Fan Killed by Foul Ball at Dodger Stadium Calls for More Safety - The New York Times
Rangers fan dies from fall trying to catch Hamilton foul ball raising stadium safety concerns - The Washington Post
Fan Death | Urban Legend | Scary For Kids
Why every Korean kid knows not to keep the fan on over night | The World from PRX
Fan Death: Why Korean Parents Think the Breeze Might Kill You | NBC Left Field - YouTube
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88rising - Fan death is a myth in Korean culture that running an electric fan in a closed room with unopened or no windows can lead to death...hyukoh is chillian | Facebook
Lamb of God singer Randy Blythe charged over fan death - BBC News
Where Does the Korean Fear of 'Fan Death' Come From? - The Atlantic
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