China News Service, October 21. According to Korean media reports, the Central Disaster Safety Countermeasures Headquarters stated on the 21st that after the reduction of the epidemic prevention level, people go to high-risk facilities and densely populated places more and more. It will strengthen epidemic prevention management in these facilities and places. Prevent cluster epidemics.
According to reports, the South Korean government will, in the two weeks from October 21 to November 3, implement the anti-epidemic regulations such as wearing masks and entry and exit registration, and impose restrictions on entertainment venues, karaoke halls, indoor standing theaters, cafeterias, etc. Unified inspections are carried out at high-risk locations throughout Korea.
Data map: South Korea under the epidemic.
Photo by China News Agency reporter Zeng Nai
The spokesperson of the Central Disaster Safety Countermeasures Headquarters, Jin Gangli, said that as long as the core epidemic prevention regulations are violated once, a gathering ban will be issued and a fine will be imposed to actively deal with violations.
At present, some local governments such as Seoul have imposed a ban on gatherings equivalent to two weeks of suspension or fines for facilities that violate core epidemic prevention regulations.
King Kongli stated that other regions may also implement the “one-off system” depending on the situation, that is, if one violates one time, business will be suspended or fined immediately.
Since October 12, South Korea lowered the level of national social distancing measures from level two to level one, but small-scale collective infections are frequent.
King Kongli emphasized that after lowering the level of epidemic prevention, crowded places have gradually increased.
For the safety of everyone, it is necessary not only to wear masks and other personal protection, but also to comply with the epidemic prevention rules of the places visited.
In addition, the South Korean government will also conduct epidemic prevention inspections at more than 8,000 facilities including sanatoriums and psychiatric hospitals where mass infections have occurred one after another.
South Korea’s Central Anti-epidemic Countermeasures Headquarters announced on the 21st that as of midnight local time, 91 new cases of new coronary pneumonia were newly confirmed in the country, with a total of 25,424 confirmed cases.