New infections fall below 2,000, eased virus curbs begin
Social affairsNov 1, 2021
South Korea's new coronavirus cases fell below 2,000 for the first time in five days on Monday as the country began its "living with COVID-19" scheme meant to phase out coronavirus restrictions amid the rising rate of vaccinations. On Monday, the government relaxed the social distancing rules as part of a broader plan to gradually lift the virus restrictions by the end of February. South Korea reported 1,686 new COVID-19 cases, including 1,666 local infections, raising the total case