From the first train on the 7th, the basic fare for subways in the capital area will be 1,400 won...a 150 won increase = South Korean report

The basic fare for subways in metropolitan areas such as Seoul will be 1,400 won (approximately 155 yen) from the first train on the 7th, an increase of 150 won (approximately 17 yen) from the current rate. On the 2nd, the city of Seoul announced the ``Start of the 7th''
We will implement revisions to basic subway fares starting from the departure date." According to the Seoul Metropolitan Government, due to the fare revision plan finalized in July, starting from the 7th of this month, passengers in Seoul, Incheon, and Gyeonggi will be
Fares will be increased for all subway sections in the metropolitan area. For this reason, fares for commuter passes used on subways in the Tokyo metropolitan area are calculated by applying the current discount rate to the new fare. just
However, subway commuter passes that have been charged within the last 7 days can still be used. Regarding fares for youth and children, the current discount rate (43% for youth and 64% for children) will be applied to the revised general fare.
This will be the fare used. Youth and child fares have been revised for the first time in 16 years since 2007, with youth fares increasing by 80 won (approximately 9 yen) to 800 won (approximately 90 yen), and children's fares increasing by 50 won (approx.
5.5 yen) to 500 won (approximately 55 yen). Furthermore, transfer discounts and early morning discounts applied in the Tokyo metropolitan area will continue to be implemented.