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[Asia Economy Reporter Song Seung-yoon] The first case of cohort isolation targeting an apartment complex in South Korea has occurred in Daegu.


According to Daegu City on the 7th, the city sent a text message the day before to residents of rental apartments within the Daegu Comprehensive Welfare Center in Dalseo-gu, informing them of cohort isolation measures and restrictions on entry, delivery, and other activities following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case.


Residents reported hearing an apartment announcement saying, "Do not go to work. You will be quarantined until the 15th."


Cohort isolation is a quarantine measure that isolates a group suspected of infection all at once to prevent the spread of infectious diseases.



It is reported that apartment residents received a text message from authorities on the 21st of last month confirming the presence of a confirmed case. On the 4th, COVID-19 testing and epidemiological investigations were conducted for the residents.


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