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| On the morning of the 23rd, Ulju residents are receiving a free rapid antigen test for a novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19) at a screening clinic located in the Beomseo Sports Park in Ulju-gun, Ulsan. 2020.12.23/News 1 © News1 Reporter Yoon Il-ji |
Ulsan City Disaster Management Manager Lee Jae-up said, “According to nationally reinforced measures, we will implement’special measures for strengthening quarantine during the year-end and New Year holidays’ from midnight on the 24th to 24:00 on January 3,” in the afternoon of the 23rd.
He explained, “In addition to the large-scale group infections that occurred in nursing homes, N-th infections occur in succession at schools, family and acquaintances, etc., and the spread of local infections continues, so there is a desperate need for reinforcement of quarantine during Christmas and New Year’s holidays,” did.
Manager Lee Jae-eup said, “We will do our best to ensure a stable New Year from Corona 19 by concentrating all our capabilities in the thorough implementation of this special measure.” “Citizens minimize Christmas and New Year’s meetings and travel, stay at home, and have a safe holiday. I hope you send me.’
Accordingly, the city will strengthen the quarantine management of high-risk facilities such as nursing and mental hospitals and religious facilities.
It is compulsory to conduct PCR diagnostic tests every two weeks for workers, etc., and a plan to expand the tests to one or two times a week using rapid antigen tests is also promoted.
Access of outsiders inside the facility is strictly controlled, and private gatherings of workers are also prohibited.
Regarding religious facilities, regular worship, Mass, and court meetings are non-face-to-face, and meetings and meals organized by religious facilities are prohibited.
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| On the morning of the 23rd, Ulju residents are waiting to receive a free rapid antigen test for the novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19) at the screening clinic in the Beomseo Living Sports Park in Ulju-gun, Ulsan. 2020.12.23/News 1 © News1 Reporter Yoon Il-ji |
The city’s policy is to minimize the use of private gatherings and parties during Christmas, year-end and New Year holidays, travel and tourism, and leisure facilities in winter.
First, it is planned to strongly recommend that private meetings, dinners, and parties with 5 or more people be canceled, and meetings of 5 or more people are prohibited in restaurants. Gathering is prohibited in the’party room’ used as a place for individual gatherings and parties.
In order to minimize meetings and meetings to watch movies and performances together, the movie theater is closed after 9 pm.
Prevention rules for large-scale stores such as department stores and large marts, which may crowd users for shopping such as purchasing gifts during Christmas and New Year’s Day, will also be strengthened.
It is mandatory to check the heat when entering and exit, and to minimize the situation of taking off the mask, tasting, tasting, and the use of samples are prohibited.
In order to minimize the amount of time a user stays, the use of rest spaces such as lounges and chairs is prohibited in order to stop attracting events where many people may be crowded.
Winter sports facilities such as snow sledding rink and skating rink used by many people in winter are also prohibited.
In order to minimize travel, tourism and movement between regions, reservations for accommodation facilities such as resorts, hotels, guesthouses, and farming and fishing villages are restricted to within 50% of the rooms, and guests who exceed the number of rooms in the room are prohibited from staying.
In addition, it is strongly recommended that parties hosted by individuals within the lodging facility be prohibited, and New Year’s events and parties organized by lodging facilities are prohibited.
In order to see the sunrise and sunsets such as Ganjeolgot and Daewangam Park, major tourist attractions and public parks visited by many visitors during the year-end and New Year will be closed, and access to visitors will be restricted.