South Koreans trickle back to work and malls as social distancing rules ease
Parks, mountains and golf courses brim with visitors, while restaurants slowly return to normal
20 April 2020 - 10:20
Seoul — South Koreans are returning to work and crowding shopping malls, parks, golf courses and some restaurants as South Korea relaxes social distancing rules amid a continued downward trend in coronavirus cases.
A growing list of companies, including SK Innovation and Naver, has ended or eased their work from home policy in recent weeks, though many continue to apply flexible working hours and limit travel and face-to-face meetings...
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