During the Lunar New Year holidays, it is expected that it will be difficult for the whole family to grow together. The Seoul Facilities Corporation announced on the 29th that it would close five indoor Bonandang on the 6th (Sat) and 7th (Sun) of the month following Lunar New Year’s Day, and the 11th to 14th of the Lunar New Year holiday. Seunghwawon Memorial House, tomb type Memorial House A and B at Yongmi 1 Cemetery, Royal Tomb Memorial House, and building type Memorial House at Yongmi 2 Cemetery. Along with this, the Corporation announced that during the Lunar New Year holidays, the intake of adult cats and food for more than 5 people was prohibited at 15 business facilities operated by the Industrial Complex. There is also no circulation bus to reduce visitors. The ceremonial room and lounge are also closed. The Corporation said, “During the Lunar New Year holidays last year, 80,000 people gathered in memory, so please refrain from visiting adult cats to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19).” Instead, he recommended a’cyber memorial house’ where people can remember the deceased without having to visit in person.
Seoul Facilities Corporation closed 5 Bonandang sites
Deciding whether to ease distance tomorrow
The Central Disaster and Safety Countermeasure Headquarters decided to conclude on the 31st by delaying the announcement of the social distancing adjustment plan originally scheduled for the 29th. This is because the number of Corona 19 patients is increasing again due to the recent impact of group infection from IM missions. In particular, 23 confirmed patients came out at Hanyang University Hospital in Seoul that day. The hospital is conducting a total investigation of 1,780 people, including 510 doctors and 550 nurses. The average number of new confirmed cases per day for the last week (January 23-29) is 448. The announcement on the day will include the reconciliation of the current distancing phase (the 2.5th phase of the metropolitan area, the second phase of the non-capital area) and the extension of the ban on private gatherings with more than 5 people.
Reporters Hyun-ye Kim and Su-yeon Hwang [email protected]