Korea lifts indoor mask order from today, except for hospitals, pharmacies, public transportation and other facilities
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According to Yonhap News Agency, according to the South Korean Central Disaster Safety Countermeasures Headquarters news, the South Korean government from January 30 only recommended that people wear masks indoors, no longer mandatory. The South Korean government’s mask order was fully lifted after more than 27 months.
However, medical institutions, pharmacies, high-risk places, and public transportation cars will continue to maintain the indoor mask obligation.
In addition, the epidemic prevention department strongly recommends wearing masks in the following five situations: having symptoms of NCC or having contact with a person with suspected symptoms; being in a high-risk group or having contact with a high-risk group; being in close contact with a person with confirmed NCC in the last two weeks; being in a “triple-close” (closed, dense, and close) place; being in a place where there are In a crowded place where there is shouting, chorus, conversation and other droplet-producing behaviors.
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