South Korea lifts social distancing rules from April 18, keeps mask mandate
South Korea will end all social distancing measures from April 18, retaining only the indoor mask mandate. The government cited stabilized pandemic conditions and medical system capacity as reasons for the change.
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Sign in or subscribeBrowse free archive reportsSouth Korea will end all social distancing measures from April 18, retaining only the indoor mask mandate. The government cited stabilized pandemic conditions and medical system capacity as reasons for the change.