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schema:articleBody	South Korea on Friday imposed limits on the number of pupils going to schools in and around Seoul as officials scramble to tackle fresh coronavirus cases that threaten the country's success in containing the epidemic. Only one in three pupils at kindergartens, elementary and middle schools in the Seoul metropolitan area -- home to half the population -- will be allowed to physically attend school each day, authorities said, with the others remote learning. And a total of 502 schools near locations linked to cases in the capital area will remain closed to all pupils, a ministry official told AFP. Schools have been re-opening in phases in a process that is continuing nationwide. South Korea endured one of the worst early outbreaks of the disease outside mainland China, but appears to have brought it under control thanks to an extensive "trace, test and treat" programme while never imposing a compulsory lockdown. Social distancing rules were relaxed and the country was returning largely to normal until this week, when it re-imposed some measures in the capital and the surrounding region following fresh clusters of cases. The South on Thursday reported its biggest spike in new infections in nearly two months, but Friday's increase fell to 58, taking its total to 11,402. An outbreak at a warehouse of e-commerce firm Coupang in Bucheon, west of Seoul, has seen a total of 96 cases as of Friday, said the Central Disaster and Safety Countermeasure Headquarters. "We have been advising Coupang employees and their family members" not to visit any schools, said vice education minister Park Baeg-beom. Museums, parks and art galleries were closed again from Friday for two weeks, while companies were urged to re-introduce flexible working. The Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC) said officials are looking to import the antiviral drug remdesivir to treat coronavirus patients. The medicine -- originally developed to treat Ebola -- has already been authorised for emergency coronavirus use in the US and Japan. cdl/slb/rma
schema:headline	South Korea limits school numbers over virus spike
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