Coronavirus in Korea
Medical Avenue is constantly following the coronavirus reports from local media and medical organizations in Korea.
Flying to South Korea: COVID-19 regulations
COVID-19 regulations are the new normal. We know that traveling won’t be as comfortable as it used to be for the time being. When flying to South Korea or any other country, we’ll have to follow the local rules. In the case of South Korea, the local government has implemented several protocols for visitors. The […]
What Korea has done to control the coronavirus COVID-19 spread. Part 3.
The cooperation between the Korean private and public sectors during the last two months has been instrumental in controlling the coronavirus COVID-19 spread.
What Korea has done to control the coronavirus COVID-19 spread. Part 2.
As we mentioned during Part 1 of these three posts about what Korea has done to control the coronavirus COVID-19 spread, our sole intention is to give an inside look at the complex system Korea has implemented during this crisis. By no means we try to suggest these are the correct or only measures, procedures or policies. We just feel the need to share with our network the actions taken in between the private and public sector, and citizens in general.
What has South Korea done to control the coronavirus COVID-19 spread? Part 1.
After confirming multiple cases in the city of Daegu on February 26th, the Korean Government took the decision to TEST everyone labeled “at risk”. That category included those who had COVID-19’s similar symptoms (cough, fever, hard breathing, etc), those who had been in contact with confirmed cases and even those who were at the places where cases were tracked.
Tips for your plastic surgery in South Korea
FAQ for your plastic surgery in South Korea: Tips to get ready for your plastic surgery abroad: Safe and happy medical travel! We wait for you in Korea!
