South Korean Minister of Education: The date of the Korean college entrance examination remains unchanged and will be held on December 3

　　Chinanews, August 17 According to South Korea’s "Joongang Ilbo" report, on the 16th local time, South Korea’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education Yu Yinhui stated that the time for South Korea’s college entrance examination has not changed due to the new crown epidemic and will still be held on December 3.

Data map: On May 20, local time, Korean high school students resumed classes. Plastic baffles were installed on the desks of a school in Daejeon, South Korea to prevent the spread of the virus.

　　According to reports, on the afternoon of the 16th, Yu Yinhui said at a press conference on "Follow-up Measures for Education after the Social Distance Adjustment to the Second Stage" that South Korea’s "University Aptitude Examination (College Entrance Examination) will be held on December 3", "plan no change".

　　Yu Yinhui said: "To ensure the safety of the college entrance examination, we will make thorough preparations." "We will make comprehensive judgments based on future developments, and we are also preparing alternatives that can be taken when necessary."