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Despite strong quarantine measures that prevent more than 5 people from gathering in private, Seoul has over 300 confirmed cases a day.
At one postpartum care center, even mothers and newborns contracted coronavirus.
This is Yoo Su-hwan.
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A postpartum care center building in Guro-gu, Seoul, has been closed.
On the 27th, since one worker at the postpartum care center here was first confirmed, the virus spread to colleagues and mothers, and in three days, 10 more people were infected.
Of these, three mothers and two newborns were included.
Newborns are now known to be asymptomatic.
However, the first confirmed person appears to have followed the quarantine rules properly, making it difficult to find the route of infection.
[Guro-gu Office official: In the case of the first confirmed person, the epidemiological investigation is said to have worn a mask and continued to disinfect hands.
All meals were supposed to be served separately...
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the 34 people involved in the facility, 9 test results have not yet come out, so there is a possibility of further confirmation.
In Chungbuk, two firefighters who violated the quarantine guidelines were given positions.
These firefighters were confirmed after attending three church meetings in Daejeon on the 20th, 25th, and 27th.
It violated the administrative order of Chungbuk Province, which banned religious gatherings and various dinner parties from public officials.
[Chungbuk Provincial Office official: I think I have stayed for a long time, such as meetings held in churches, not just attending worship.
We will strictly look at it and put him off the job, and the disciplinary procedure will go separately.] It
was found that one of the confirmed firefighters took off his mask in the fire department's fitness room on the 24th and even hit table tennis with a colleague.
Sports facilities were closed to prevent infection, but it is pointed out that government offices operated exercise rooms.
(Video coverage: Hwang In-seok, video editing: Hwang Ji-young)