Prime minister wants Koreans just stay put at home


Prime Minister Chung Sye-kyun delivers a live address to the nation asking the public to refrain from nonessential social gatherings as the country braces for another potential wave of the pandemic. -Yonhap/The Korean Herald/ANN

SEOUL, Nov 21 (The Korea Herald/ANN): Prime Minister Chung Sye-kyun has asked Koreans to stay home as rising Covid-19 cases feed concerns of another wave of infections.

In what is his sixth address about Covid-19 to the Korean people, Chung asked Koreans to refrain from year-end gatherings and stay home save for essential activities.

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