SEOUL -- South Korea on Thursday drafted a fourth supplementary budget worth 7.8 trillion won ($6.57 billion) to provide financial support for businesses hit by government efforts to curb a recent resurgence in coronavirus cases.
With cases in triple digits, targeted support aims to offset curbs on businesses
The South Korean government tightened restrictions on businesses in late August as coronavirus cases jumped to more than 400 a day. © Reuters
SEOUL -- South Korea on Thursday drafted a fourth supplementary budget worth 7.8 trillion won ($6.57 billion) to provide financial support for businesses hit by government efforts to curb a recent resurgence in coronavirus cases.