South Korea has not ruled out a new outbreak COVID-19 the disease.

Cases of infection with a new type of SARS- CoV -2 coronavirus in an undisclosed way have been recorded in South Korea recently, South Korean Government Head Chang Se-hyun said in a speech in Seoul. He added that in such cases, the agents of infection could be people in whom the disease is COVID-19 asymptomatic. In this regard, South Korea will not yet remove the self-isolation regime. A new surge in infections has not been ruled out, added Chong Se Gyun. During the presentation, he also called on the authorities to continue their work and to actively detect new cases of coronavirus infection. According to the news agency, by 17 April, 10,635 cases of coronavirus infection had been confirmed in South Korea during the pandemic. Also, 230 people died from diseases caused by the coronavirus SARS- CoV -2.