SEOUL - South Koreans who are under self-quarantine due to the coronavirus will be allowed to vote in person today, provided they do not display any symptoms.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SEOUL - South Koreans who are under self-quarantine due to the coronavirus will be allowed to vote in person on Wednesday , provided they do not display any symptoms.
About 50,000 eligible voters for the general election are under quarantine at home or at public facilities, figures from the National Election Commission show.First, voters will have to wear face masks and travel on foot or by car to get to the nearest polling station. Officials decked out in full protective gear will disinfect the booths and ballot stamps after each use.
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