The Christmas scene changed by Corona 19 … “Minimize contact and movement, wear a mask”

This Chuseok, which is the first time since the spread of the new coronavirus infection (Corona 19), is expected to have a negative impact on preventing the infection if the culture of the “ national movement ” continues. It seems that it is necessary to refrain from contacting other people during the holidays and to follow the prevention rules of life until treatment and vaccines are available.

The Security and Disaster Countermeasures Headquarters (Company) held a regular briefing at the government office in Seoul on the afternoon of the 6th and revealed the rules of life for Chuseok holidays.

The script recommended that he refrain from visiting his hometown and relatives during the holidays. Even if it is unavoidable, he emphasized compliance with the life prevention rules for each location and route.

◇ Use a personal vehicle whenever possible … Reserve seats online
When traveling, use a private vehicle as much as possible and minimize the amount of time you spend in the rest area. In the rest area, keep a distance of 2 m or more and wear a mask at all times. If you are using a train or bus, you can reserve seats online or mobile in advance. If possible, you should reserve one seat at a time.

Always wear a mask inside the train station or bus terminal and refrain from talking. Don’t buy snacks to eat on the train or bus, and eat only in designated areas. Keep a distance of at least 1 m when using smoking rooms and bathrooms.

Always wear a mask when boarding a train or bus, and do not eat. Refrain from talking and talking on the phone, but wear a mask and speak quietly when unavoidable.
◇ Meet only immediate family members and pay attention to the elderly … Strict quarantine rules

Visits to your hometown and family should be as short as possible. Since relatives come from all over, it is good to wear a mask inside the house.

In particular, when you meet high-risk groups, such as the elderly, you should wear a mask and wash your hands frequently. If possible, meet only immediate family members, and be careful visiting outsiders in families where high-risk groups, such as the elderly, live together.

Minimize the number of people attending the hometown festival. When eating, use a personal plate, serving spoon, etc., and remove the food before eating. It is preferable to shake hands and hugs. You should also refrain from yelling, singing, and other actions that cause a lot of drooling.

Ventilate at least twice a day and disinfect easily touched places with remote controls, handles, and toilets at least once a day.

Do not visit multi-use facilities such as entertainment facilities and karaoke rooms with a high risk of infection.

Visits to nursing homes for the elderly and nursing hospitals should also be abstained. In the case of unavoidable visits, visits to the hospital room (admission) are prohibited, and only contactless visits booked in advance in a space with a transparent barrier are allowed.
◇ Minimize visits to the grave and bonan facilities … Observation of symptoms after hearing.

Choose a time zone that is not as crowded as possible to visit Bongan’s tomb and facilities. Visit only the minimum number of people and stay as short as possible. It is advisable not to stay more than 20 minutes in the baths of the Bonan facilities.

You should always wear a mask indoors and practice keeping a distance of at least 1m.

For two weeks before and after the Chuseok holiday (Sept. 3-Oct. 3), an early booking system is implemented for visitors at the indoor facilities. The use of the ceremonial room and family bathroom is prohibited on the Bongan premises.

For beolcho, it is recommended to use the agency services provided by the Forest Cooperatives and Agricultural Cooperatives. If you punish yourself, avoid crowded days and times and minimize the number of attendees. Always wear a mask and avoid yelling, splashing, physical contact, or eating.

After you return home, stay home as long as possible, take a break, and watch for fever and respiratory symptoms. If symptoms of a fever of 38 degrees or higher persist or worsen, you should contact the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (1399 or area code +120) or a public health facility.