Hard lessons after S. Korea coronavirus spike

After weeks of nearly no new locally transmitted cases, a new spike in infections rocked South Korea, mostly centered around nightclubs in the capital city. #Seoul has been working hard to stem a second wave. There’re crucial questions regarding fighting the pandemic in the next stage. How can we strike a balance between saving jobs and saving lives? For a closer look, Tian Wei talked to Dr. Alice Hyun-Kyung Tan, an Internist at MizMedi Women’s Hospital. #coronavirus

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