“Night food stalls and food trucks are also prohibited”

Seoul ‘Stop Week’ Extended by One Week … Gwanghwamun Gathering Ban Notice During Opening Day
To prevent the spread of the new coronavirus infection (Corona 19), the city of Seoul has decided to ban late-night meals at stalls and food trucks until the 13th. This is to prevent the ‘balloon effect’ that crowds into others. places to avoid the eating ban.

Seoul Mayor Seo Jeong-hyup said in a briefing on the 6th that “there will be restrictions for groups such as stalls, street shops, food trucks and all convenience stores in Seoul (general restaurants, break restaurants, bakeries , etc.). In line with the 2.5-step extension of government social distancing in the metropolitan area, the Seoul Metropolitan Government also plans to continue the ‘Million Citizens Stop Week’ campaign until the 13th.

During this period, 16,1087 restaurants and bakeries in Seoul cannot eat at the store from 9 pm to 5 am the next day. The same applies to 2804 places like stalls, street stores, food trucks, and convenience stores. Coffee shops, bakeries and ice cream parlors and bingsu that operate in the form of franchises can only be delivered and sold regardless of business hours.

The Seoul Metropolitan Government has also issued an administrative order prohibiting group meetings at 337 face-to-face vocational training institutions, such as institutes of technology education. The ban on gatherings, gatherings and events of 50 or more indoors and 100 or more outdoors will also continue until the 13th. The reduction of city buses will also continue until 12:00 hours on the 13th.
The Seoul Metropolitan Government notified seven groups who informed the police that they would hold 27 meetings in Gwanghwamun and elsewhere on October 3, notifying the ban on the meeting or requesting cancellation. They also visited the Sarangjeil church, but decided to file a complaint with the police for violating the Infectious Disease Prevention Act against 19 people who continued to reject the 19 crown tests and four churches who had performed face-to-face worship. “The number of new confirmed cases in Seoul has dropped to double digits, but it is still a thin ice sheet,” said Acting Gwon Seo, asking, “Due to social distancing, please exert a little more force and join forces. U.S”.

Reporter Park Chang-gyu [email protected]· Kim Ha-kyung