S. Korea lifts outdoor mask mandate

S. Korea lifts outdoor mask mandate

People continue to wear face masks while walking in Seoul on May 2, 2022, although the South Korean government lifted an outdoor face mask mandate the same day in the country's move to ease COVID-19 restrictions.

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