South Korea’s COVID-19 cases remain below 10,000 for third consecutive day

South Korea’s new COVID-19 cases stayed below 10,000 for the third consecutive day on Saturday, ahead of the lifting of the mask mandate for public transportation. In a statement carried by Yonhap news agency, the Korea Disease Control and Prevention A…

South Korea’s new COVID-19 cases stayed below 10,000 for the third consecutive day on Saturday, ahead of the lifting of the mask mandate for public transportation. In a statement carried by Yonhap news agency, the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA) said that the country reported 9,259 new COVID-19 infections, bringing the total caseload to 30,690,223. The latest count is slightly up from the previous day’s 9,065 and a 750 drop from 10,009 a week ago. The KDCA reported four deaths from COVID-19, raising the death toll to 34,159.

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