Inspection of Compliance with Quarantine Guidelines at 5,195 Food Service Establishments

Eunpyeong-gu, On-site Inspection of Social Distancing Level 2.5 View original image


[Asia Economy Reporter Jongil Park] Eunpyeong-gu (District Mayor Kim Mi-kyung) is conducting special on-site inspections to quickly establish the strengthened social distancing level 2.5 and to prevent the spread of secondary infections.


According to the district, the total number of food service establishments subject to inspection is 5,195 (3,601 general restaurants, 1,211 cafes, 167 bakeries, etc.). Following the government's strengthened quarantine measures, inspections were conducted on 685 establishments starting from 9 PM on the 30th, focusing on areas near Eungam Five-way Intersection, Yeonsinnae, Bulgwang Station, and Gupabal Station.


Going forward, from 9 PM to 5 AM the next day, only takeout and delivery will be allowed (gathering restrictions) at general restaurants, cafes, and bakeries, and compliance with core quarantine rules will be continuously inspected and enforced.


For establishments that fail to comply with the core quarantine rules, a two-week gathering ban administrative order called the ‘One Strike-Out System’ will be implemented, and fines will be imposed on violators.


Additionally, if a confirmed case occurs due to violation of the gathering ban and operation, the district will notify that claims for treatment costs and quarantine expenses will be pursued.



Kim Mi-kyung, Mayor of Eunpyeong-gu, said, “We are well aware that many establishments such as general restaurants and cafes are facing economic difficulties due to the ongoing spread of COVID-19, but since this is a special situation where everyone's health and safety are threatened, we ask for active cooperation in strengthening quarantine rules according to government guidelines. Also, we kindly ask all residents to refrain from all outdoor activities except for essential outings.”


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