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As the general election approaches, I am also interested in whether corona 19 confirmers or self-isolators can vote this time. Probable candidates who are being treated at a living treatment center may be able to vote in advance, but self-containers are unlikely to be able to vote at this time.

Reporter Son Hyeong-an.

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Mr. Son Mo, who is planning to return to Canada on the 11th, is still having a hard time voting for a vote even if he enters Korea.

This is because the 15th general election date falls within a two-week containment period.

[Son Mo / 26 years old (going to return on the 11th): It's one of the basic rights of the people. Voting rights. There's a quick solution and a way for self-isolators to vote ... .]

As of yesterday afternoon, the number of self-contained people in Corona19 is about 2,700, and if you add more than 5,000 people a day from overseas, the number will increase even more.

[Mr. Jo Mo / 70 years old (return home today): It wasn't happening yesterday, but in the meantime, I'd like to know how you could have made some way (with regard to voting).]

Although the government explained that asymptomatic self-isolators were in the process of reviewing how they could vote, the government has yet to point out an alternative as it should also stop the spread of infection.

The Central Election Commission plans to create a special pre-voting booth in living treatment centers where confirmed patients are being treated for hospitalization.

Currently, there are 16 living treatment centers nationwide.

Even though it has not been decided how many special treatment centers will be set up in a number of life treatment centers, the committee's vote will take place on the 10th and 11th of the next general election.

(Video editing: Jongwoo Kim)