In Gyungsang-do, the region with the second highest recorded rate of COVID-19 cases in South Korea, recently quarantined 564 social welfare care homes to prevent a massive Coronavirus infection. For two weeks, every care home user was prevented from going out and all staff worked for two weeks without leaving the facility. Workers were given additional financial incentives and the government provided masks, automatic hand sanitiser, etc. All staff, even if they were not working, were advised to self-isolate. As a result, there were no COVID-19 cases during this period among 560 social welfare centers (4 centres had COVID-19 case before being quarantined).

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