SEOUL -- South Korea will again ask people in the Seoul metropolitan area to stay at home starting Thursday as new clusters of coronavirus infections raise concerns about a second wave.
South Korean capital sees highest infection tally in three weeks
South Korea had eased restrictions on business and daily life early this month after a dramatic decline in cases. © Reuters
SEOUL -- South Korea will again ask people in the Seoul metropolitan area to stay at home starting Thursday as new clusters of coronavirus infections raise concerns about a second wave.