Busan Transportation Corporation
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Busan Transportation Corporation
Busan, South Korea
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! style="text-align:right;" | Key people
| Kim Gu Hyun (President)
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| Rapid transit
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| http://www.subway.busan.kr/
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| colspan="2" | 부산교통공사
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| colspan="2" | Busan Gyutong Gongsa
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The Busan Transportation Corporation was established January 1, 2006 , following the abolition of the Busan Urban Transit Authority (부산교통공단), originally founded in November 1987 . It is currently operating the Busan Subway in Busan , South Korea .
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