South Korea Suspends Flights to Daegu Amid Rising COVID‑19 Cases
In a move that’s set to stir up the skies, South Korea’s major carriers have pulled the plug on all flights to Daegu, the nation’s fourth‑largest city that’s become a hotspot for the coronavirus.
What’s Happening?
- Korean Air has announced a temporary halt of every flight to Daegu, stepping back until March 28.
- Asiana Airlines will suspend all its Daegu routes a bit earlier, easing back into action by March 9.
Why the Suspensions?
Daegu has seen the highest number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in South Korea, and the airlines are taking a cautious stance to keep travelers safe.
Current Case Numbers
As of Monday morning, the country reported a total of 763 confirmed coronavirus cases.
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