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In keeping with the protracted COVID-19 outbreak, discussions about reorganizing the social distancing system are in full swing. There has been criticism that the current distancing device has been designed around multipurpose facilities, and that it has been conducting quarantine quarantine, with most suffering damage from a few failures. In particular, they pointed out that in the process they stopped sharing damages or guaranteeing basic rights to the vulnerable, and that a social consensus is needed in the future. This is Hyungwon Lee, reporter. The government has reorganized the social distancing it has introduced to prevent the spread of Corona 19. It was subdivided into five stages in November after the third stage of systematization in June of last year. In the debate that discussed the direction of the third reorganization, experts pointed out that the quarantine should be done on a scientific basis, rather than letting the facility shut down. In fact, the indoor sports facilities, restaurants, cafes and entertainment facilities regulated by current distance are quite small. There has also been criticism that it has focused on reducing the number of confirmed cases and has cut itself off from the vulnerable who are affected in the process. As the welfare facilities were closed due to upgrading, even the basic rights of socially disadvantaged people, such as the elderly and the disabled, were threatened. He stressed that to prepare for the prolonged outbreak of COVID-19, a new quarantine system must be established taking into account such social and economic costs. It is time to think about the problem of sharing so that the damage is not concentrated in a specific class. The 2nd debate is scheduled for the 9th, in which the self-employed and small businessmen will participate, greatly affected by the distance. YTN Hyungwon Lee[[email protected]]it is. ※ ‘Your report becomes news’ YTN awaits your valuable report.
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