Yangcheon Case 39 (Sinjeong 3-dong, Female in 70s), Case 40 (Sinwol 7-dong, Male in 70s), Case 41 (Mok 2-dong, Female in 40s) Confirmed... Disinfection to be Conducted Swiftly Based on In-Depth Epidemiological Investigation Results

Yangcheon-gu Reports 3 COVID-19 Cases Including Men and Women in Their 70s and a Woman in Her 40s View original image


[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jong-il] Yangcheon-gu (Mayor Kim Soo-young) has reported three additional confirmed COVID-19 cases in succession.


The newly confirmed cases number 39, 40, and 41 are ▲Person A (No. 39, resident of Sinjeong 3-dong, female in her 70s) ▲Person B (No. 40, resident of Sinwol 7-dong, male in his 70s) ▲Person C (No. 41, resident of Mok 2-dong, female in her 40s).


Person A is related to Eunhye Blessing Church in Sinwol 2-dong, and the infection route is currently under investigation. Persons B and C have visited the Yangcheon Table Tennis Club in Sinwol 7-dong, which was previously visited by the 38th confirmed case in Yangcheon. Two cohabitants of Person B and one cohabitant of Person C are currently being investigated.


Person A was tested at the Korea University Guro Hospital screening clinic on the 3rd and received a positive result on the 4th. Persons B and C were tested at the Yangcheon-gu screening clinic on the 4th (Thursday) and confirmed positive on the 5th.


The district office plans to promptly transfer the three additional confirmed patients to Seoul city-designated national quarantine beds, conduct patient and nearby area environmental disinfection, and will carry out further disinfection of movement paths based on in-depth epidemiological investigations.


Additionally, the district will promptly and accurately disclose the confirmed patients' movement paths through the Yangcheon-gu website and SNS (blog, Instagram) as soon as they are confirmed.



Kim Soo-young, Mayor of Yangcheon-gu, stated, “COVID-19 infections can occur unexpectedly anywhere at any time, so it is important to maintain a certain distance between people and wear masks properly in multi-use facilities.” He added, “We ask everyone to strictly adhere to quarantine guidelines for the safety of ourselves and our community.”


This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.

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