Opponents of South Korea's ousted leader, Park Geun-hye rallied in the capital, Seoul, on Saturday to demand that she be arrested, a day after she was thrown out of office over a corruption scandal involving the country's conglomerates. Park, 65, is South Korea's first democratically elected leader to be forced from office. Read: Park Geun-hye: Court ousts South Korea's scandal-hit presidentAlso read:The court ruling marked a dramatic fall from grace of South Korea's first woman president and daughter of Cold War military dictator Park Chung-hee. China has curbed travel to South Korea and targeted Korean companies in the mainland, prompting retaliatory measures from Seoul. More on this: Samsung chief denies all charges as 'trial of the century' beginsAlso read: South Korean President Geun-hye bought 360 Viagra pills on Kenyan visit - reports

Source: The Star March 11, 2017 09:35 UTC