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S. Korea Balances Jump in COVID Cases with Re-Opening

    S. Korea Balances Jump in COVID Cases with Re-Opening
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    APR 2022
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    story last updated FEB 2024

    The Spin

    Left narrative

    While it's great that South Korea is beginning to return to normalcy, the pandemic is still lingering and the mask mandate is prudently in place. While it's important to make strides to return to pre-pandemic life, many people are understandably cautious.

    Korea Herald

    Right narrative

    South Korea knows it can't indefinitely withstand the pandemic fatigue and frustrations of its people. Social distancing is not a sustainable long-term solution, and South Korea should be praised for balancing physical risks with the mental health and economic toll of COVID restrictions.

    ABC news

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