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BELIEF THAT COVID-19 TALLY WILL RISE AFTER CHUSEOK COMING TRUE

Published On 08 Oct 2020 03:17 PM

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Korea's daily COVID-19 tally was 69 on Wednesday, returning to double digits after spiking over 100 the previous day.
While many people began showing passing relief that more mass infections following the Chuseok holiday may no longer be a worry.

Several medical experts, including Dr. Kim Woo-joo from Korea University Guro Hospital in Seoul, said infections linked to the holiday have commenced and will ....

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