"South Korea" opens a 3-phase policy plan to prepare to return to normal life after the Covid-19 crisis.

SEOUL - Seoul on Monday (Oct 25) released a statement on a three-phase policy plan that will help South Korea return to normal life as itSLOTXO TRUE WALLETdid before the coronavirus crisis. This includes lifting social restrictions and restrictions on public gatherings by February next year. After South Korea's goal of providing a vaccine against the coronavirus Publicly at least 70% completed over the weekend.

Reuters reported today (Oct. 25) that President Moon's three-phase policy plan South Korea's Jae-in will be effective from Monday, November to February 20, 2022. All distance limits will be terminated. except for wearing a mask South Korea's health commission said

South Korea has made great success in handling the COVID-19 crisis. Without lockdowns and mortality rates as in the rest of the world, this is largely due to rigorous testing, monitoring, distancing measures. and compulsory mask wearing

In the first phase of the three-phase policy, the opening hours restrictions for restaurants, cafes and other businesses will be lifted, although nightclubs will remain closed at midnight.

In addition, people entering enclosed areas are at high risk, for example, indoor sports fields, saunas and karaoke club bars. It has been designated as a full-dose COVID-19 vaccine, and private gatherings in Seoul and surrounding areas can be held for up to 10 people without needing to prioritize their COVID-19 vaccination status.

South Korea currently allows private gatherings of up to eight people. If four people have received the full dose of the COVID-19 vaccine

In addition, officials will prioritize the weekly medical care rate and mortality rate over the daily rate of new infections. and COVID-19 patients The initial stage is allowed to heal itself.

Covid-19 virus outbreak The latest wave in South Korea is less dangerous compared to other outbreaks. This is because many adults and high-risk groups are vaccinated against COVID-19.

on sunday South Korea reports 1,190 new cases, and 322 critically ill patients are being treated in hospital.