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Seocho-gu, Seoul, has decided to conduct a total inspection of 430,000 residents over the next two months. The quarantine authorities have decided to extend the period of operation of the temporary detection clinic in the metropolitan area by two more weeks, ending on the 3rd of next month to detect the so-called ‘quiet spread’. Reporter Jeong Hyun-woo. Seocho-gu has set up a temporary inspection and screening center at each Dong community center to inspect the 430,000 residents. There are also several citizens who have heard the news and have visited it since 9 in the morning, the start time of the operation. The method of analysis in 18 laboratories over the next two months is saliva analysis. “The test lasts two days, two days.” All you have to do is put the saliva in the bucket and you can reduce the work of the medical staff and the burden of the examiners at the same time. I, who live in Mapo-gu, have also been tested. As the goal is to block infection in the hallway, other local residents traveling to and from Seocho-gu can also be tested. The target number of inspectors per day that Seocho-gu captured is 7,000. The ward office staff asked not to forget to visit to block the source of infection. Approximately 1,400 confirmed cases were found at 153 temporary detection and inspection stations in the metropolitan area. There are about a hundred quiet preachers a day without any sign of doubt. Notably, 119 patients left the laboratory on the 28th, representing more than 10% of confirmed cases in Korea. The quarantine authorities have announced that they will block hidden sources of infection by extending the operation of the temporary detection laboratory by two more weeks, which was until the 3rd of next month. YTN Jeong Hyun-woo[junghw5043ytn.co.kr]is. ※ ‘Your report becomes news’ YTN awaits your valuable report.
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