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Correctional Facilities to Introduce ‘Vaccine Pass’ on a Step-by-Step Basis for Risk Management

Correctional Facilities to Introduce ‘Vaccine Pass’ on a Step-by-Step Basis for Risk Management

SEOUL, Nov. 5 (Korea Bizwire) — The Ministry of Justice said Thursday it will develop and implement measures to ensure the gradual return to normal life for correctional facilities to keep abreast of the government’s switch to a “living with COVID-19″ strategy Given that the environment of such facilities is vulnerable to the influx and [...]

New Cases Over 2,400 for 2nd Day; Deaths Reach 10-month High amid Eased Restrictions

New Cases Over 2,400 for 2nd Day; Deaths Reach 10-month High amid Eased Restrictions

SEOUL, Nov. 4 (Korea Bizwire) — South Korea’s new coronavirus cases stayed above 2,400 for the second consecutive day Thursday as the country relaxed its virus restrictions nationwide in line with its “living with COVID-19″ scheme. The country reported 2,482 new COVID-19 cases, raising the total caseload to 373,120, the Korea Disease Control and Prevention [...]

Citing COVID-19 Risks, Gov’t Urges Baseball Fans to Refrain from Chanting

Citing COVID-19 Risks, Gov’t Urges Baseball Fans to Refrain from Chanting

SEOUL, Nov. 2 (Korea Bizwire) — National health authorities on Tuesday called on baseball fans to refrain from chanting at stadiums, pointing to risks of spreading COVID-19 even among masked individuals. In a press briefing, Son Young-rae, a senior health ministry official, reminded fans that vocal cheering is still prohibited at Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) [...]

New Virus Cases Remain in 2,000s Ahead of ‘Living with COVID-19′ Measures

New Virus Cases Remain in 2,000s Ahead of ‘Living with COVID-19′ Measures

SEOUL, Oct. 31 (Korea Bizwire) — South Korea’s new COVID-19 cases surpassed 2,000 for the fourth consecutive day on Sunday, deepening health authorities’ worries over a possible resurgence of virus infections ahead of the implementation of measures to get back to normalcy. The country added 2,061 new COVID-19 cases, including 2,052 local infections, raising the [...]