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S.Korea lifts indoor mask mandate
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Seoul, Jan 30 (TIWN) Starting from Monday, South Koreans can now visit most places, including schools, kindergartens and gyms, without masks, as the government lifted the indoor mask mandate that had been enforced since October 2020.
Starting Monday, people can visit most places, including schools, kindergartens and gyms, without masks, as the government lifted the indoor mask mandate that had been enforced since October 2020. Still, the mask mandate will remain in place at hospitals, pharmacies and on public transportation, the KDCA said.
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