–◇ Gyeonggi-do, 186 confirmed yesterday… 100 people for 2 consecutive days
Gyeonggi Province said yesterday that 186 new cases of Corona 19 occurred, and as of today’s 0 o’clock, the cumulative number of confirmed cases reached 17,791.
There were 180 local outbreaks and 6 overseas inflows, and the number of new confirmed cases in Gyeonggi-do per day reached 100 for two days in a row, following 171 yesterday.
The number of deaths increased by 9, and the cumulative death toll of Corona 19 in Gyeonggi Province reached 376.
◇ Gyeonggi-do confirmed 17 children at risk… Emergency welfare support
Gyeonggi Province announced that it confirmed 14 children aged 3 to 6 at risk and 3 children who were absent from school through a resident registration fact survey last year.
Gyeonggi-do provided an integrated service tailored to children from vulnerable groups along with emergency medical care and housing expenses to these children who were unable to receive proper care or treatment due to their family circumstances.
Gyeonggi Province plans to conduct additional investigations by the 26th of next month through the municipalities of the 1,707 people who need more investigation, such as the absence of children, such as being unable to directly confirm their residence.
◇ All voices on the first day of the corona test at Gyeonggi Province and public institutions
All 3,221 people who were tested on the first day of the corona 19 preliminary test being conducted by Gyeonggi-do provincial offices and all employees of public institutions were negative.
Gyeonggi-do announced today that “3,221 people, approximately 25% of the 2,700 test subjects, all tested negative on the first day.”
Gyeonggi Province has established temporary inspection stations in three places, including the main office, from the first day to the 19th, to detect asymptomatic infections, and is conducting preemptive inspections for all employees of the provincial office and public institutions.
◇ First industrial accident in apartment security worker victims of’Residing GapJil’
A security worker who suffered from violence and violence from apartment residents was recognized as an industrial accident for the first time with the help of Gyeonggi Province.
Mr. A quit his job and received psychiatric treatment after being assaulted with a rant from the residents saying’Who is your owner?’ while affixing a parking prohibition sticker in June of last year.
Gyeonggi-do Labor Bureau Labor Rights Center provided in-depth free consultation and psychological healing through village labor managers, and Mr. A was recently recognized for industrial accidents.
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