Busan “Extending Distance 2.5 Steps”… Minors access to PC rooms is allowed
Reporter Kwon Sang-guk [email protected] ｜ 2021-01-02 13:09:39
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The first year of this year comes to mind behind the police controlling Dadaepo Beach in Saha-gu, Busan on the 1st, the first day of the new year (辛丑年). Provided by the Busan Police Agency.
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The 2.5 steps to social distancing in Busan will be extended.
The city of Busan announced on the 2nd, “According to the government’s policy of extending social distancing by 2 weeks, it has decided to extend the 2.5 steps of distancing, which ends on the 3rd, until midnight on the 17th.”
Accordingly, private gatherings of 5 or more people are banned for the time being, even in the New Year. The size of reservations for accommodation facilities such as resorts, hotels, guest houses, and farming and fishing villages is limited to less than two-thirds. The ban on gatherings continues for’party rooms’, which are frequently used as venues for meetings and events.
All religious facilities are to be held non-face-to-face with regular worship services, masses, court meetings, and ceremony. Private meetings such as meals after the event are also prohibited.
Department stores and marts are obligated to check for fever when entering. Samples and tasting and tasting events should not be held.
As the city of Busan extended its quarantine measures, the outdoor screen golf course (closed type) in the form of a fusion of outdoor at-bat seats and indoor waiting seats also issued the same collective ban as the indoor screen golf course.
In addition, the deadline for quarantine measures that were only implemented in Busan has been extended. Lessons at wind instruments and singing training centers and vocational training institutions, which have been a problem due to the spread of droplets, are prohibited.
PC rooms should have electronic access registers, and smoking areas should be used by one person.
Convenience stores are not allowed to eat in-store food from 9 pm to 5 am the next day, and outdoor tables must not be provided as a place to eat.
However, the ban on the entry of minors in PC cafes where only Busan was banned was lifted. As the risk of transmission within the school has decreased since the beginning of the vacation, Busan City explained that equity was considered.
Byun Seong-wan, acting mayor of Busan, said, “With the resolution that January is the last, we will respond with all our might to block the spread.” Said.
Reporter Kwon Sang-guk [email protected]
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