COVID-19 surge in S. Korea

COVID-19 surge in S. Korea

People line up to receive COVID-19 tests at a facility in Seoul on July 9, 2021, amid surging virus infections. South Korea logged 1,316 virus cases the previous day, hitting a daily record for the second consecutive day.

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