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Input 2020.12.27 17:26

The social distancing in the metropolitan area will remain at the 2.5th stage until January 3, next year. The second-stage measures applied to the non-metropolitan area will also be extended.

On the 27th, the Central Disaster and Safety Countermeasure Headquarters (Company) announced a policy to extend such distance at a regular briefing. By this week, we plan to reconsider the issue of adjusting distances after January 3, when special quarantine measures are ended during the year-end and New Year, while monitoring the trend of patient occurrences and the availability of the medical system.

This is because the current quarantine and medical system capabilities are in a sustainable state, and it is determined that it is necessary to observe the effect of reinforcing quarantine in high-risk facilities through special quarantine measures during the year-end and New Year period, and reducing contacts such as meetings and travel. The script evaluated that the number of confirmed cases per day for the past week has fluctuated and fluctuated in the 1000 range, showing neither a rapid spread nor a marked decline.

Some rules related to restaurants and cafes, which raise issues of on-site confusion and equity, have been improved and applied nationwide. In the case of fast food restaurants, as in bakery cafes and brunch cafes, only coffee, beverages, and desserts are allowed when ordering only packaging and delivery. In addition, the rules of prohibiting seating in unmanned cafe stores, which were applied only to the metropolitan area, allowing only packaging and delivery, and the prohibition of gathering at Hold’em pubs, were applied to non-metropolitan areas and implemented nationwide.

“We plan to strengthen the inspection and management of high-risk facilities such as nursing hospitals and nursing homes,” said Kwon Deok-cheol, 1st deputy chief of the scholarship book (Minister of Health and Welfare). Please do it.”

Meanwhile, the average number of domestic cases per day for the past week (December 20-26) was 1017, an increase of 68 from 949 in the previous week (December 13-19).

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