South Korea to shut clubs, bars for a month after new wave of COVID-19 infections

government of South Korea on May 8 reportedly came up with a month-long visory on clubs and bars, directing establishments to voluntarily suspend business after a fresh wave of coronavirus infections were confirmed at Seoul's popular multicultural neighbourhood of Itaewon. Under new guidelines, clubs and bars across country are reportedly vised to voluntarily suspend business for a month starting at 8 p.m. today (local time). 

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Precautionary measures taken

According to reports, government is planning to implement strict precautionary measures such as to make sure entry logs of visitors are properly maintained. This step has been taken to avoid a fresh round of clusters of infections as country has been successful in flattening curve. As per reports, a 29-year-old man tested positive for coronavirus after visiting five clubs and bars in Itaewon from Friday night to early hours of Saturday last week. Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC) has reportedly confirmed that re are 14 or cases in relation to case. South Korea did t report any infections for past few days until recent infections emerged.

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Social distancing rms eased

South Korea furr eased social distancing rms effective from May 6 that allowed businesses to resume in phased reopening, as country mand to plank curve and slowed rate of infection, Prime Minister Chung Sye-Kyun told daily press briefing. In a major, PM Sye-Kyun said that he might permit public garing and events if y hered to disinfection guidelines, he told a televised meeting of government officials. 

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With over 10,793 confirmed cases of coronavirus, country declared that it brought pandemic situation in its territory under control via elaborate "trace, test and treat” implementation program, as per media reports. With a death toll as low as 250, South Korea anunced that it would bring rmal quarantine protocols that just to everyday lives as of May 6. With only 13 new cases recorded Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC) told press briefing that at least 10 out of total cases were imported.  

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