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Mon, March 8, 2021 | 18:02
COVID-19 vaccines transported to Ulleung Island via military helicopter
COVID-19 vaccines transported to Ulleung Island via military helicopter
The defense ministry said Sunday it transported a batch of COVID-19 vaccines to Ulleung Island in the East Sea to help inoculate local residents, where access through commercial transportation is relatively time consuming and difficult. The ministry said a batch of AstraZeneca's vaccine from the government's vaccine storage warehouse left Icheon, some 80 kilometers southeast ...
2021-02-28 15:21
  • Smooth vaccinations raise hope for 'return to normal life'
  • Foreign COVID-19 patients on steep rise in Korea this year
  • COVID-19 cases below 400; virus curbs extended for 2 more weeks
  • Korea announces innovative syringe method to increase vaccine doses
COVID-19 cases below 400; virus curbs extended for 2 more weeks
COVID-19 cases below 400; virus curbs extended for 2 more weeks
South Korea's daily new coronavirus cases fell below 400 on Sunday, partly due to fewer testing over the weekend, as the country launched its first mass vaccination campaign last week. The country reported 356 more virus cases, including 334 local infections, raising the total caseload to 89,676, according to the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA).
2021-02-28 10:39
  • COVID-19 vaccines transported to Ulleung Island via military helicopter
  • Foreign COVID-19 patients on steep rise in Korea this year
Foreign COVID-19 patients on steep rise in Korea this year
Foreign COVID-19 patients on steep rise in Korea this year
The number of foreigners diagnosed with COVID-19 in South Korea has soared this year due mainly to the steady outbreaks of cluster infections at industrial workplaces, a government agency said Saturday. According to the Central Disease Control Headquarters, 1,747 foreign nationals have tested positive for the coronavirus here since the beginning of the year, accounting for 6....
2021-02-28 09:42
  • Smooth vaccinations raise hope for 'return to normal life'
  • COVID-19 vaccines transported to Ulleung Island via military helicopter
  • COVID-19 cases below 400; virus curbs extended for 2 more weeks
  • Korea announces innovative syringe method to increase vaccine doses
  • Front-line medical workers get 1st Pfizer vaccines in Korea
Korea announces innovative syringe method to increase vaccine doses
Korea announces innovative syringe method to increase vaccine doses
The health authorities here issued a new guideline to vaccination centers across the nation Saturday, asking medical staff to maximize the number of jabs per vaccine bottle by utilizing state-of-the-art syringes.
2021-02-27 18:10
  • COVID-19 vaccines transported to Ulleung Island via military helicopter
  • Foreign COVID-19 patients on steep rise in Korea this year
  • New virus cases stay above 400 on 2nd day of mass vaccination
  • Front-line medical workers get 1st Pfizer vaccines in Korea
Front-line medical workers get 1st Pfizer vaccines in Korea
Front-line medical workers get 1st Pfizer vaccines in Korea
Three hundred medical workers treating COVID-19 patients here received the first batch of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine Saturday, one day after the country began its free nationwide vaccination campaign.
2021-02-27 11:27
  • COVID-19 vaccines transported to Ulleung Island via military helicopter
  • Foreign COVID-19 patients on steep rise in Korea this year
  • Korea announces innovative syringe method to increase vaccine doses
  • New virus cases stay above 400 on 2nd day of mass vaccination
New virus cases stay above 400 on 2nd day of mass vaccination
New virus cases stay above 400 on 2nd day of mass vaccination
Daily new COVID-19 cases in Korea stayed above 400, Friday, following the start of the government's mass vaccination program, as sporadic infection clusters continued to linger nationwide.
2021-02-27 09:55
  • Korea announces innovative syringe method to increase vaccine doses
  • Front-line medical workers get 1st Pfizer vaccines in Korea
  • About 18,500 Koreans get COVID-19 vaccines on vaccination Day 1
About 18,500 Koreans get COVID-19 vaccines on vaccination Day 1
About 18,500 Koreans get COVID-19 vaccines on vaccination Day 1
About 18,500 people received a COVID-19 vaccination here on the first day of the country's inoculation program against the coronavirus pandemic, the Central Disaster and Safety Countermeasure Headquarters said Saturday.
2021-02-27 09:47
  • New virus cases stay above 400 on 2nd day of mass vaccination
Gov't to provide 'COVID-19 vaccine certificate'
Gov't to provide 'COVID-19 vaccine certificate'
People who have received COVID-19 vaccines can get a government-issued certificate confirming their vaccination status, according to the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA), Friday, when the nation started its vaccination program. The government will provide the certificate at its website, gov.kr, or the state vaccination website, nip.kdca.go.kr. As most of the...
Bahk Eun-ji | 2021-02-26 17:01
  • First batch of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine arrives in Korea [PHOTOS]
  • First day of Korea's mass vaccination drive [PHOTOS]
  • Korea begins mass vaccination
New virus cases rise above 400 again as vaccine rollout begins
New virus cases rise above 400 again as vaccine rollout begins
South Korea's daily new coronavirus cases rose above 400 again on Friday as the country started its vaccination program and decided to extend current social distancing guidelines for two more weeks. The country reported 406 more virus cases, including 382 local infections, raising the total caseload to 88,922, according to the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA...
2021-02-26 10:38
  • Korea begins mass vaccination
Korea to extend current social distancing measures for 2 weeks
Korea to extend current social distancing measures for 2 weeks
South Korea will extend its current social distancing measures for another two weeks, the prime minister said Friday, as sporadic COVID-19 cluster infections continue to pop up across the country. "The government will decide to extend the current distancing levels for another two weeks starting next week during today's meeting," Prime Minister Chung Sye-kyun said during a reg...
2021-02-26 10:37
  • Korea begins mass vaccination
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