SEOUL, KOREA, REPUBLIC OF -- Just weeks ago, South Korea was celebrating its hard-won gains against the coronavirus, easing social distancing, reopening schools and promoting a tech-driven anti-virus campaign President Moon Jae-in has called "K-quarantine."
Their stance seems in contrast with the urgency conveyed by health experts, including KCDC director Jung Eun-kyeong, who has warned that the country could be sleepwalking into another huge COVID-19 crisis, but this time in its most populous region. Around 200 cases were linked to nightclubs and other entertainment venues, while more than 90 infections have been traced to church gatherings near Seoul.
"At the least, we might have to invest as much effort as we did until now, or even more," to contain the new virus surge, Kwon said.
Wrong. 99.9999% will survive and 98% won't feel a thing. And unlike our Uneducated feds. They protected the vulnerable.
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It's almost like the virus is not going away, and infections will always increase when ease lockdowns. Sort of like what was said at the very beginning when we were going to flatten the curve.
cynthialoyst Listen enjoy the summer cause in the fall it will shutdown again
fakenews No one believes you anymore. At all.