Just one night at a South Korean club may undo lockdown gains
A criminal charge is being brought against one infected clubgoer who did not disclose that he worked at a private school
13 May 2020 - 12:35
Seoul — South Korea health authorities said on Wednesday they have no immediate plans to reinstate strict social-distancing rules despite a fresh coronavirus outbreak in the capital Seoul.
Officials have scrambled to trace and test thousands of people over the past week after a cluster of new infections linked to nightclubs and bars in Seoul’s Itaewon district raised fears of a second wave outbreak...
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