S Korea to fingerprint foreign visitors

Wednesday 04th November, 03:15 AM JST

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some14some at 07:10 AM JST - 4th November

South Korea approved a law revision Tuesday to require all foreigners entering the country to be fingerprinted and photographed from 2012

i.e. after 3 years and by that time pioneer of the system USA and Nippon may abolish it. why?
numbskull at 12:10 PM JST - 4th November

Why do you think anyone is going to abolish biometric data collection such as fingerprinting and photographing of visiting cattle...I mean visiting sheeple...people, I mean people?
rajakumar at 01:20 PM JST - 4th November

US,South korea and Japan,keep guard up against non citizens via checks.

Global illegal entries by people going up.

The rich and poor forever separated by various means?
ninjohitokiri at 06:06 AM JST - 7th November

This is a nice measure by the south korean immigs