Covid-19: South Korea reports 51 more cases, total now 12,535


South Korea brought down Covid-19 cases to a single digit, but the number bounced back after it relaxed social distancing rules in May as the country grapples with a second wave of infections. - Reuters

SEOUL (Xinhua): South Korea reported 51 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday (June 24), up from 46 new cases on Tuesday as the number of infections in the country continues to rise.

Of the 51 new cases, 31 were locally transmitted and 19 of them were reported in the densely populated Seoul and nearby metropolitan areas, the Yonhap news agency reported.

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