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South Korea's prime minister held a meeting this morning to discuss special virus prevention measures in the capital region. One of the measures discussed was for the government to strengthen measures for business owners in the greater capital area by implementing a one strike policy. For more we have our Bae Eun-ji on the line. Eun-ji, give us the details. Sure, Mok-yeon. At a meeting held about two hours ago, Prime Minister Kim Boo-kyum announced stern measures against those in violation of social distancing rules. Starting July 8th, if an owner is found violating the rule, even if ...

For more we have our Bae Eun-ji on the line. Eun-ji, though the eased measures have been postponed in Seoul and its surrounding regions, I'm hearing the new measures will be introduced as originally planned outside the capital area? That's right. Starting today, private gatherings of up to 8 people will be allowed outside the capital region for two weeks as authorities continue to monitor the situation. As for Chungcheongnam-do province, south of Seoul there is no restriction at all on gathering sizes. And Jeju Island has permitted gatherings of up to 6 people. The capital region had also p...

According to the KDCA, there were 57 new cases from overseas on Saturday. The highest number of imported cases was seen last year, on July 25th with 86 cases. As of last week the government reported that the Delta variant has been detected in 190 cases in South Korea so far. But there are 66 cases linked to those infections so the total number is estimated to be around 256. As concerns over the Delta variant grow across the world the WHO has warned that it is the "most transmissible of the variants identified so far" and is now spreading in at least 85 countries. At a press briefing on Frida...

한국을 대표하는 글로벌 방송! The World On Arirang!

Overseas group tours of fully vaccinated citizens could begin in South Korea as early as next month. Prime Minister Kim Boo-kyum said the decision was made as the travel industry and airline businesses have been hit hard by the pandemic and as a growing number of citizens are hoping to travel overseas again. "We plan on allowing overseas group travel as early as July through negotiations with other nations that have stable COVID-19 situations. Travel without quarantine will be possible if you are fully vaccinated, and test negative upon departure and arrival." The prime minister added...