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-Spread without using a mask in a closed place
-Secondary infection in 1 out of 4 confirmed local cases
-Large spread between median and active old age
-‘Emergency ‘, monitoring limit of the quarantine authority
-Community center employee infected at Kimchi event
-80 people, including teachers, are screened for confirmation of elementary school students
Four days after the first crown19 (Chungnam 778) related to the premiere music hall in Busanjin-gu, Busan was confirmed, the number of infected patients is approaching 50. As the confirmation of the median people has been confirmed age and elderly women actively participating in activities, quarantine authorities face limitations in tracking movements and identifying contacts. In particular, one in four confirmed patients in the Aula Janggu area is a secondary infection, and a tertiary infection has also occurred, making the spread of the nth infection a reality.
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| On the 25th, the community center in Gaegeum 2-dong, Busanjin-gu was closed as it was confirmed by the community head that he had contacted a confirmed person related to the premiere music hall. The district plans to resume work after the community center’s quarantine ends on the 26th. Reporter Seo Jeong-bin |
■ From secondary to tertiary infection
According to the city of Busan on the 25th, a total of 50 confirmed cases related to the premiere music hall. There were 27 visitors to the premiere music hall, 11 contacts in Busan, and 12 confirmed cases in other areas related to the Janggu test in Ulsan Aranggo. In Busan alone, 1 in 4 is a secondary infection, and on this day, a new confirmed person, 665, was confirmed through 636 and 645, who had previously eaten and was classified as a tertiary infection.
Among secondary infections, resident center staff and elementary school students went out and closed the community center, and 80 students and teachers underwent diagnostic testing. On the 21st, the head of A’s director, Gaegeum 2-dong, Busanjin-gu, got infected in the Saemaul Women’s Association ‘Sharing Kimchi Kimchi of Love’ in front of the community center on the 21st. At that time, it is known that Dong-jang A had lowered his mask for a while during lunch. The administrative work of Gaegeum 2-dong, which is currently closed, has been transferred to Gaegeum 1-dong and Gaya 2-dong Community Centers.
Although the second infection was followed by the third, the biggest problem is that there are more contacts that the quarantine authorities did not understand, including visitors to the premiere music room. The city uses the Ulsan Janggu test (20), the premiere music hall (after the last 1st), the 2nd floor of the Pyeonghwa Wholesale Market (from the 17th to the 21st of the last) and the Jobanghaesutang (from the 17th to 21st) , or visit a public health center for the citizens visited. I am sending a text message requesting a message.
Because of this, more examinees than usual gathered at the Busanjin-gu Public Health Center, and some backed down. Koo Gyeong-seok, director of the public health center, said: “As the busanjin-gu traffic line is revealed, 20 to 30 people continue to line up and number labels are handed out.”
■ Do not wear a mask when practicing acting
Of the 39 visitors to the premiere music hall inspected by quarantine authorities, 27, or 70%, were confirmed. It has been confirmed once again that the risk of infection increases explosively if the mask is not used correctly in a confined space.
The music room is structured with a stage, 2 janggu practice rooms and 4 saxophone practice rooms in a space of approximately 200m2 on the first floor of the basement. Because it is an underground space, the ventilation is not smooth, and confirmed people have been known to practice Janggu performances that included rhythmic movements and chuimsae. In interviews with health authorities, it was also reported that patients said that they did not wear a mask during practice because they were wearing makeup and practicing facial expressions was a major factor in the performance.
The city is investigating whether the premiere music hall is a company that requires quarantine regulations. The city’s Civil Defense Director, Ahn Byung-seon, said: “It is unclear whether the music hall is a free business or a company that adheres to quarantine rules.” “Currently, there are around 70 of the available hospital beds (206 beds) in Busan, but considering the occurrence of confirmed cases after the SAT, it is not enough. We will consult with the central government so that there are no interruptions, “he said.” Citizens are encouraged to observe quarantine regulations, such as wearing masks thoroughly and refraining from unnecessary gatherings. ”
Reporter Choi Seung-hee Shin Shim-beom [email protected]
