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| Park Jong-hoon, left, the superintendent of education of South Gyeongsang Province, encourages a student waiting for his COVID-19 vaccine at Bansong Middle School in Changwon, Monday. The public health authorities began visiting schools to vaccinate students upon their request last week amid increasing infections among minors. Korea reported 5,318 new infections for Sunday, and the numbers of critically ill patients and deaths stood at 997 and 54, respectively. Yonhap |
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