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New South Korea Case Shows Unreliability Of Coronavirus Restrictions

Ashe Schow
New South Korea Case Shows Unreliability Of Coronavirus Restrictions
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Restrictions and guidelines to stem the spread of the coronavirus can certainly help, but they are not a failsafe against contracting the virus.

The coronavirus is determined to infect, and it will do so even if you are more than six feet away from an infected person in a restaurant and spend no more than five minutes within their vicinity. The troubling news comes from a South Korean study published last week. The Los Angeles Times reported how the study began:

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