SeoulPodcast Briefing
COVID-19 Update
Public bath emerges as new epicenter
COVID Tardis
Phantom of the Opera in quarantine
U.S. asking citizens to return
Parasite quarantine
Trailer for Train to Busan 2: Peninsula
English-only private kindergarten hagwons re-opening
Host
Joe McPherson
About This Episode
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This is your SeoulPodcast briefing for April 4th, 2020. With a fake background of Seoul behind me, I’m Joe McPherson.
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- COVID-19
- Todays’ numbers
- 94 new cases – Total 10,156
- 3 deaths. Total 177
- 304 recovered. Total 6,325
- Seoul – 22
- Daegu – 27
- Gyeonggi – 23
- Imported – 15
- Epicenters
- St. Mary’s Hospital in Uijeongbu +8 Total 35
- Wine bar in Pyeongtaek 13
- Two health facilities in Daegu +20
- Public bath emerges as new epicenter
- Hantan River Spa in Cheorwon, Gangwon Province
- 4 confirmed
- Tracking 30 people who were at the spa
- COVID Tardis
http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20200402000670
- Phantom of the Opera in quarantine
- U.S. asking citizens to return
- Parasite quarantine
- Trailer for Train to Busan 2: Peninsula
- English-only private kindergarten hagwons re-opening
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