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Revision of the order to ban the gathering of 80 places, including the Busan city club
Reporter Choi Hye-gyu [email protected], Reporter Kwak Jin-seok [email protected]
Check-in: 2020-05-11 19:27:39Edit: 2020-05-11 19:37:55Posted: 2020-05-11 19:42:29 (p. 2)
The Crown 19 related to the Itaewon Club in Seoul, on the afternoon of the 11th, when the group’s infection is increasing, is being examined by medical personnel at the Yeongdeungpo-gu Health Center Detection Clinic. Yonhap News
As the Crown-related infections19 related to the Itaewon Club in Seoul are close to 90 people across the country, quarantine authorities are focusing on rapid follow-up and inspection of visitors from across the Itaewon area. Several local governments across the country have also ordered a ban on the gathering of entertainment facilities and are trying to stop the spread.
On the 11th, at 12 o’clock on the 11th, the Central Defense Prevention headquarters said there were 86 confirmed members of the Itaewon Club. By region, Seoul has 51 people, Gyeonggi 21 and Incheon 7, the largest in the metropolitan area. In addition, there are 5 people in Chungbuk and 1 in Busan and Jeju. 23 of the confirmed cases are secondary contact infections.
Ninety nationwide “fast diffusion” confirmers
Mainly active 2030 youth
Confirmation of the asymptomatic condition in 30 patients.
Community’s ‘Silent Propagation’ First Prize
2-6 days of club visits for more than 5500
Rapid quarantine, monitoring and inspection authorities.
Quarantine officials believe that rapid detection is of utmost importance to prevent the spread of the community through these groups, as most people infected with the disease are mostly young and have a high rate of asymptomatic symptoms. . Considering the incubation period, the related cases are expected to continue until day 13.
“The Itaewon entertainment facility has been in operation for the past 2-6 days, and considering Corona 19’s average incubation period, it is estimated that there will be many outbreaks from 7 to 13,” said Jung Eun-kyung, head of the Central Defense Policy Division. The week, especially today, must be tested quickly tomorrow. ”
The age group of 86 confirmed members of the Itaewon Club was the most common in its 20s at 58, followed by 18 in its 30s. Thirty (34.8%) were confirmed asymptomatic. In particular, 9 out of 23 (39.1%) of the second infected by contact with club visitors were confirmed asymptomatic.
Because of this, quarantine authorities are more concerned with the possibility of becoming a “silent preacher” in the community if diagnosis is delayed for asymptomatic and active youth. Of the 5,517 visitors to the Itaewon Club, the city of Seoul secured a list, 2,456 were inspected, but more than 3,000 are out of reach.
Measures to ban local entertainment facilities are also being expanded. On the 12th, the Busan Metropolitan Government is considering a plan to issue an order to ban the gathering of 80 venues, including clubs. Before the city of Seoul, Gyeonggi, Incheon and Chungbuk issued orders to ban all 71 local entertainment facilities, including the Gyeongnam club.
In Busan, there were no additional confirmers after a confirmed visit to the Itaewon Club at the same time as the Yongin 66 confirmer on the 9th. The City of Busan recommends the voluntary notification and inspection of those who visited the Itaewon Club from 24 to 6 this month. In Busan, 40 visitors were identified and 1 confirmed.
It was also confirmed that a confirmer related to the Itaewon Club in Seoul went to Busan. A man in his 30s visited the Itaewon Club on the 2nd and 5th, arrived in Busan on the 7th, stayed at a hotel in Haeundae, and returned to Seoul on the 8th. The next day, the next day, he was examined and confirmed. The hotel will confirm that Mr. A wears a mask at the hotel, will close the entire hotel before noon on the 12th and will decide whether to resume business based on the results of the epidemiological investigation.
Dong-Sik Chung, Director of Infection Management, Dong-A Univ. “You should follow the guidelines, such as usage, to minimize further spread.”
Reporter Choi Hye-kyu and Jin-Seok Kwak [email protected]
