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Governor Lee Jae-myeong is holding an emergency press conference on group infection of the new coronavirus infection (Corona 19) in the meeting room of the Gyeonggi Provincial Office on the afternoon of the 10. Yonhap News
To prevent the spread of the new cronavirus infection (Corona 19), Gyeonggi-do ordered the suspension of entertainment facilities such as clubs. Governor Lee Jae-myeong released an online emergency report on the afternoon of 10 at the Metropolitan Government Office to issue such an administrative order, and ordered the Corona 19 infection test and interpersonal contact for Club visitors. Itaewon from Seoul.
This branch is unknown in all entertainment shops in Gyeonggi-do (clubs, lounges, bars, cabarets, singing clubs, singing bars, etc.), and it is forbidden to meet for 2 weeks from this day in all kinds from entertainment stores, general restaurants, emotional stores and collateral. Organized. “This is an unavoidable measure to prevent the balloon effect in Gyeonggi-do and prevent the spread of a realistic risk of infection,” said the governor.
6 clubs in Itaewon, black face sleep ban
Corona 19 checks for infections and interpersonal ban orders for visitors to Club Itaewon-related establishments from 29 to last month, six clubs (King Club, Queen, Trunk, The Fountain, Soho, Power) in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, and Nonhyeon -dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul He is a person in the black dormitory who has an address, residence and workplace in Gyeonggi-do.
Governor Lee Jae-myeong is holding a press conference on the infection of the Itaewon club group in the meeting room of the Gyeonggi Provincial Office in Paldal-gu, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do, on the afternoon of 10. On the left is Lee Hee-young, head of the Gyeonggi Provincial Public Medical Business. News 1
The order to ban interpersonal contact is until the day after the facility’s last day of entry until it is confirmed that the infection has not been confirmed through the Corona 19 infection investigation for up to two weeks.
Gyeonggi-do is a person who has an address, residence, workplace, and other connection in Gyeonggi-do. Anyone who has been to Itaewon-dong and Nonhyeon-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul since April 29, even if they are not in the club or in the dorm, has health centers in Gyeonggi-do from 11 to 17. And Screening clinics were provided to receive a free corona19 infection test.
Therefore, during the period, free inspection is possible without discriminating against ordinary citizens without revealing whether the club or dorm is inside or outside.
“Nonhyeon-dong, Itaewon-dong visit is only possible (free) inspection”
The governor said that he is preparing for sexual minorities to undergo active corona diagnostic tests19. He said: “Clubs that are the source of this group infection or special minority dormitories are attracting public attention. Therefore, it is highly likely that visitors to the facility will hide without being inspected and covered up because they are afraid to reveal their identity or personal characteristics. “The Governor said:” Even if he does not reveal that he has been in or out of the club or dormitory, even if you have been visiting Nonhyeon-dong or Itaewon-dong since 29th of last month, all screening clinics and public health centers in Gyeonggi-do will evaluate Corona 19 during the next week on Monday. “In the meantime, do a lot of testing.”
In addition, the governor also announced that he would punish heavily if the law was not observed. He said: “The order is based on the epidemiological investigation of Article 18, paragraph 3 (Article 18, paragraph 3), the medical examination of Article 43 (Article 46), and the containment and prohibition of personal contact (Article 47) of the Infectious Disease Prevention and Management Act Article 18. I would like to inform you that a violation of the law can result in a maximum sentence of two years in prison or a fine of 20 million won, and that if the infection spreads due to to my violation, the costs of preventing the spread may be charged. ”
Governor Lee Jae-myeong is holding a press conference on the infection of the Itaewon club group in the meeting room of the Gyeonggi Provincial Office in Paldal-gu, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do, on the afternoon of 10. News 1
Governor Lee said the measures in Gyeonggi-do do not differ substantially with the Seoul Metropolitan Government’s order to ban open-ended meetings or the two-week ban on Gyeonggi-do. The governor said: “Seoul intends to facilitate the order to ban collective bargaining when the situation stabilizes, and Gyeonggi-do is issuing a ban order for at least two weeks, which is necessary.
Reporter Jeon Ik-jin and Choi Mo-ran [email protected]
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