On the first day of taking off masks, Koreans comfortably breathed the air
Wearing a mask seems to have become a habit of Korean people
However, the wear the mask seems to have become a habit and for the benefit of the community. Most people continue to wear masks.
Hyochang Park in the south of Seoul on the first day Korea lifted the mask requirement, but masks are still carefully and discreetly worn by most people.
Mr. Lee Geun-Yeong – Seoul resident, South Korea shared: “I really miss the pre-pandemic days when we lived without a mask, but I will continue to wear it for a while longer to prevent contagion. 70-80% of the people I see in the downtown area are still wearing masks.”
On the contrary, some people have been waiting for this day for a long time. Now they can breathe freely.
Oh Ho-Young, a resident of Seoul, South Korea, said: “This is the first time in a long time that I have walked in the park without wearing a mask, it feels so refreshing and the weather is also great.”
From April 18, the Korean Government has abolished most of the regulations on social distancing to prevent COVID-19 except for the mandatory wearing of masks. From May 2, Korea began to abolish the mandatory wearing of masks outdoors. However, events that gather more than 50 people must still wear masks. However, many opinions still believe that it is too early to remove the mandatory mask wearing rule.
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