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  3. WHO investigates possible coronavirus relapses in South Korea

WHO investigates possible coronavirus relapses in South Korea

Apr 12, 2020

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  • Drive-in worship service, Apr 12, 2020 : Members of a Christian church attend a Sunday drive-in worship service in the playground of a high school in Seoul, South Korea. The Seoul City Church in eastern Seoul held an Easter service with drive-in worship service as part of efforts to block the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus. (125276045)

    Drive-in worship service, Apr 12, 2020 : Members of a Christian church attend a Sunday drive-in worship service in the playground of a high school in Seoul, South Korea. The Seoul City Church in eastern Seoul held an Easter service with drive-in worship service as part of efforts to block the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus. (125276045)

  • South Korea s early voting for the April 15 general elections, Apr 10, 2020 : South Korean voters cast ballots at a polling station on the first day of the two-day early voting for the April 15 general elections in Seoul, South Korea. To prevent COVID-19 coronavirus infection, voters were asked to stand at least 1 meter away from each other at polling stations. They were advised to wear face masks and were allowed to cast ballots after using hand sanitizers and putting on gloves. The quadrennial elections will fill the 300-seat unicameral National Assembly of South Korea. (125234336)

    South Korea s early voting for the April 15 general elections, Apr 10, 2020 : South Korean voters cast ballots at a polling station on the first day of the two-day early voting for the April 15 general elections in Seoul, South Korea. To prevent COVID-19 coronavirus infection, voters were asked to stand at least 1 meter away from each other at polling stations. They were advised to wear face masks and were allowed to cast ballots after using hand sanitizers and putting on gloves. The quadrennial elections will fill the 300-seat unicameral National Assembly of South Korea. (125234336)

  • South Korea s early voting for the April 15 general elections, Apr 10, 2020 : Election officials (L) check voters identification at a polling station on the first day of the two-day early voting for the April 15 general elections in Seoul, South Korea. To prevent COVID-19 coronavirus infection, voters were asked to stand at least 1 meter away from each other at polling stations. They were advised to wear face masks and were allowed to cast ballots after using hand sanitizers and putting on gloves. The quadrennial elections will fill the 300-seat unicameral National Assembly of South Korea. (125234303)

    South Korea s early voting for the April 15 general elections, Apr 10, 2020 : Election officials (L) check voters identification at a polling station on the first day of the two-day early voting for the April 15 general elections in Seoul, South Korea. To prevent COVID-19 coronavirus infection, voters were asked to stand at least 1 meter away from each other at polling stations. They were advised to wear face masks and were allowed to cast ballots after using hand sanitizers and putting on gloves. The quadrennial elections will fill the 300-seat unicameral National Assembly of South Korea. (125234303)

  • SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA - APRIL 5, 2020: Citizens in face masks take a walk at Namsan Park; the South Korean authorities have called on citizens to stay home and observe social distancing, a self-isolation order to last until April 19. Stanislav Varivoda TASS TS0D4788

    SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA - APRIL 5, 2020: Citizens in face masks take a walk at Namsan Park; the South Korean authorities have called on citizens to stay home and observe social distancing, a self-isolation order to last until April 19. Stanislav Varivoda TASS TS0D4788

  • (200305) -- DAEGU, March 5, 2020 -- COVID-19 patients with minor symptoms from Daegu arrive at a special recuperation facility in Chilgok County, South Korea, March 5, 2020. South Korea confirmed 322 more cases of the COVID-19 on Thursday afternoon, raising the total number of infections to 6,088. As of 4:00 p.m. local time, the number of infected patients totaled 6,088, up 322 from the previous announcement as of midnight. Five more deaths were reported, lifting the death toll to 41. (Photo by Lee Sang-ho Xinhua) SOUTH KOREA-COVID-19-CONFIRMED CASES WangxJingqiang

    (200305) -- DAEGU, March 5, 2020 -- COVID-19 patients with minor symptoms from Daegu arrive at a special recuperation facility in Chilgok County, South Korea, March 5, 2020. South Korea confirmed 322 more cases of the COVID-19 on Thursday afternoon, raising the total number of infections to 6,088. As of 4:00 p.m. local time, the number of infected patients totaled 6,088, up 322 from the previous announcement as of midnight. Five more deaths were reported, lifting the death toll to 41. (Photo by Lee Sang-ho Xinhua) SOUTH KOREA-COVID-19-CONFIRMED CASES WangxJingqiang

  • February 27, 2020, Daegu, SOUTH KOREA: Feb 27, 2020-Daegu, South Korea-People wearing masks make their way to work on a street near city hall in Daegu, South Korea. South Korea reported another daily spike in the number of new infections of the new coronavirus on Thursday, and more additional cases may be identified in the hardest-hit city of Daegu and its neighboring regions as virus tests started on more than 210,000 members of a religious sect at the center of the rapid spread. The whopping 334 new cases took the nation s total infections to 1,595, according to the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Daegu SOUTH KOREA - ZUMAr168 20200227_zap_r168_001 Copyright: xRyuxSeung-Ilx

    February 27, 2020, Daegu, SOUTH KOREA: Feb 27, 2020-Daegu, South Korea-People wearing masks make their way to work on a street near city hall in Daegu, South Korea. South Korea reported another daily spike in the number of new infections of the new coronavirus on Thursday, and more additional cases may be identified in the hardest-hit city of Daegu and its neighboring regions as virus tests started on more than 210,000 members of a religious sect at the center of the rapid spread. The whopping 334 new cases took the nation s total infections to 1,595, according to the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Daegu SOUTH KOREA - ZUMAr168 20200227_zap_r168_001 Copyright: xRyuxSeung-Ilx

  • (200226) -- SEOUL, Feb. 26, 2020 -- A passenger gets off a bus in Seoul, South Korea, Feb. 26, 2020. South Korea confirmed 284 more cases of the COVID-19 on Wednesday, raising the total number of infections to 1,261, and the death toll rose to 12. ) SOUTH KOREA-COVID-19-PATIENTS-INCREASE WangxJingqiang

    (200226) -- SEOUL, Feb. 26, 2020 -- A passenger gets off a bus in Seoul, South Korea, Feb. 26, 2020. South Korea confirmed 284 more cases of the COVID-19 on Wednesday, raising the total number of infections to 1,261, and the death toll rose to 12. ) SOUTH KOREA-COVID-19-PATIENTS-INCREASE WangxJingqiang

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