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Change to Social Distancing Guidelines and Measures in Busan Area (Nov. 27 ~)

2020-11-27 471  Views
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(Effective Friday, November 27, 2020 until further notice)

The City of Busan will apply social distancing guidelines and measures that correspond to the Level 2 national guidelines starting on November 27, 2020, 00:00 until further notice.


Social Distancing Level in Busan Area: Level 1.5 (Enhancement of some quarantine measures corresponding to Level 2)


Quarantine Measures for Prevention and Control

Required quarantine rules: wear a mask indoors, keep a visitor log, maintain 2-meter distancing among facility users, ventilate and disinfect regularly, limit on the number of users


1. Multi-use Facilities

▷ Priority facilities: Limit the number of people and comply with mandatory quarantine measures (wear a mask, keep a log of visitors, disinfect and ventilate)

The city government will impose a “one-strike-out” rule on priority facilities. A violation of the quarantine rules even once will immediately result in operations being shut down.

▷ Regular facilities: Limit the number of people (1 person/4㎡) and comply with mandatory quarantine measures (wear a mask, keep a log of visitors, disinfect and ventilate)

▷ Other facilities: Regular operations

▷ National and public facilities: Number of people limited to 30% capacity

▷ Social welfare facilities (including day care centers): Operating under strict quarantine measures

※ Facilities’ operations shall be partially suspended and only provide emergency care in consideration of increasing virus cases within a region or the risk/disinfection situation at facilities


2. Daily Life and Social & Economic Activities

▷ Mandatory to wear a face mask

‘Priority’ facilities, ‘regular’ facilities’, places of assemblies and demonstrations, public transportation, medical centers, pharmacies, day and night care centers, nursing facilities, indoor sports stadiums, high-risk workplaces (distribution and logistics centers, call centers), meetings and events where 500 people or more are expected to attend and have consulted with the local government

Mandatory at all indoor facilities, outdoor public assemblies and demonstrations, and sports stadiums; administrative fines to be imposed for violations

Mask wearing is also mandatory at events that involve high-risk activities, such as chanting, singing, or prolonged conversation.

▷ Gatherings/Events: Ban on assemblies/gatherings/events of 100 or more

High-risk activities such as chanting, singing, or prolonged conversation banned.

▷ Sports activities: Limited spectators (10%)

▷Use of public transportation: Mandatory to wear a face mask

▷School: 1/3 of student capacity recommended (2/3 for high school); Up to 2/3 allowed

▷Religious activities: Religious gatherings (including regular worship) up to 20% capacity allowed. No meetings and meal services hosted by religious facilities.

▷Work Pattern:

Working from home recommended for a proportion of workers per organization/division (e.g: 1/3 of employees)

Mandatory wearing of face masks in businesses considered high-risk (distribution and logistics centers, call centers)


Violations of the quarantine rules: Fines of up to 100,000 won for individual violators and up to 3 million won for facility managers, business owners and operators.


Date of Issue: 2020.10.27 
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COVID-19-Correct methods of wearing a mask
 Wearing a mask can prevent infectious diseases. 
1 Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and running water before putting on a mask
2 Place the mask tightly on the face, fully covering your mouth and nose. 
3 Do not put a towel, tissues, etc. in the mask.
4 Do not touch the mask while wearing the mask.
If you do, wash your hands thoroughly with soap and running water. 
5 Wash your hands with soap and running water after removing the mask, and remove the mask by touching its straps only.
A fold-type mask
1 Unfold the mask and roung the side edges.
2 Ensure its nose wire is facing upwards, ully covering your nose and mouth
3 Put the ear loops around your ears.
4 Use both hands to pinch the nose wire around your nose.
5 Keep the mask fit tightly on your face, checking air leakage. 
A cup-type mask
1 Gently hold the mask in your hand, letting the headbands hang downwards.
2 Place the mask on your face, covering your nose and chin. 
3 Pull the top strap over your head and secure it around the crown of your head. 
4 Pull the bottom strap over your head and secure it on the back of your neck with a holding device. 
5 Use both hands to pinch the nose wire around your nose.
6 Keep the mask fit tightly on your face, checking air leakage.
Source: Correct Methods of Wearing Hygiene Masks by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety