.@TheBlueHouseENG said Monday it has convened an emergency meeting of security-related ministers Monday on North Korea's firing of unidentified projectiles @YonhapNews https://t.co/sRXDcugpLo
.@moonriver365 in visited the National Assembly on Friday and secured a bipartisan commitment to cooperation on "bold and quick special measures" to help fight against the new coronavirus and its economic fallout @thebluehouseENG@YonhapNews https://t.co/HZcDlzzPEy
South Korea's Catholic Church has decided to suspend all public Masses across the country, the first such decision in the church's 236-year history, to combat the spread of the novel coronavirus @YonhapNews https://t.co/6g0rSzyC0v
The DPRK has postponed the opening of kindergartens and schools over COVID-19 concerns and is requiring vehicles crossing into the country to prove they are free of rats amid fears the animal could carry the virus, state media reported. @YonhapNews https://t.co/NifeHL0P29
.@MOFAKr_eng Minister Kang Kyung-wha expressed concern to her Chinese counterpart on Wednesday over the country's "excessive" restrictions against visiting South Koreans amid the spread of the coronavirus, the foreign ministry said. @YonhapNews@MOFAKr_eng https://t.co/7NaJvbvz3c
South Korea's Ministry of Trade @MOTIEKoreaEng said Wednesday it will offer a 30 percent discount for companies based in state-run industrial complexes to ease the burden on businesses hit by the fallout from the new coronavirus @YonhapNews https://t.co/QDfOXY6um3
South Korea's parliament on Wednesday passed a set of bills to beef up government responses to infectious diseases as the country is striving to rein in the fast-spreading new coronavirus @news_NA@YonhapNews https://t.co/lCgPJw8zJo