“Limited to club ‘one person for 4㎡’ … Face to face worship allowed up to ‘30% of church seats’ in the metropolitan area” (Total)

Entry 2020.10.11 16:51 | Revision 2020.10.11 17:20

Since November 13, no masks have been worn on public transportation … 100,000 won fine
Spectators are allowed up to 30% of the capacity for sporting events.
Mandatory distance between restaurants, cafes and tables in the metropolitan area, etc.

Although the government has downgraded social distancing to the first stage, it has decided to maintain the group ban on door-to-door vending facilities among high-risk facilities. In addition, reinforced rules apply, such as lifting the ban on meetings for other large academies and limiting the number of people that can be used for 5 types of entertainment facilities, such as clubs and pubs, by 4㎡.

Park Neung-hoo, the first deputy chief of the Security and Disaster Countermeasures Headquarters (Minister of Health and Welfare), held a regular briefing on the coronavirus infection at the government office in Seoul on the 11th and said: ” It is necessary to switch to a live quarantine system, but we will strengthen quarantine management for high-risk facilities. ” .

Deputy General Manager Park said: “The average daily number of patients in Korea for the past two weeks, including the Chuseok holiday, was 59.4, which is a significant decrease compared to 91.5 in the two weeks immediately. previous “. The number of people) continues to decrease to 61.4 ”, he explained. However, he said, “the infection route investigation rate is still around 19% and there is a possibility of an increase in patients after the holidays.”

Deputy General Manager Park said that to deal with the protracted coronavirus, he will switch to a distance-based system to achieve both ‘anti-quarantine effect’ and ‘sustainability’, while also strengthening anti-quarantine management for the facilities of high risk.

Consequently, the ban on gatherings, gatherings and events with 50 or more indoors and 100 or more outdoors will be lifted. However, for events such as fairs and festivals where a large number of people gather temporarily, the number of people is limited to one for every 4㎡ of the facility area.

The use of a mask is mandatory in high-risk multipurpose facilities, public transport and assembly where an undetermined number of people are concentrated. Starting on November 13, after a trial period of one month, a penalty of 100,000 won will be imposed if the mask is not worn.

Sporting events can enter the audience up to 30% of capacity, and national and public facilities must operate with the number of users limited to half.

In the case of the metropolitan area, it was decided to apply an additional step 2 of social distancing.

Quarantine authorities recommended that gatherings, gatherings, and events of 50 people or more indoors or more than 50 outdoors should be avoided, and that quarantine regulations should be strictly observed even if unavoidable.

In addition to high-risk facilities such as entertainment facilities, 16 high-risk facilities such as restaurants, wedding halls and academies have been added to comply with basic quarantine rules such as distance and disinfection. In particular, in the case of restaurants and cafes, in addition to the existing quarantine regulations, it is mandatory to maintain a distance of 1 m between tables, leave a space or install partitions.

In the case of churches, the number of seats in the chapel is limited to 30% of the number of seats in the chapel and can be worshiped face to face in compliance with quarantine rules. However, the ban on various small groups and meals remains.

In the case of willful or repeated violations of important quarantine rules, installation is prohibited as before or a fine of 3 million won or less is imposed. These adjustments will take effect from 0:00 am on the 12th.

Deputy Deputy Director General Park 1st said: “We are encouraged to do everything possible on the part of the people so that we can develop responsibility for daily autonomy and compliance with quarantine rules,” and said: “The government will put all quarantine management efforts and will continue to improve quarantine strategies and systems. “I said.