COVID-19: South Korean pupil tests positive ahead of school reopening

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A kindergarten pupil in Seoul has been infected with the novel coronavirus, the city’s education office said on Monday.

The development has led to the shutdown of several education institutes in Gangseo Ward, where the young patient lives.

The six-year-old boy is believed to have contracted the virus from his art teacher at Young Rembrandts, a private art school in Magok of Gangseo on the south side of the Han River.The teacher, who tested positive on Sunday, had taught 35 students at the institute until Friday and had contact with three other teachers there.

The art school’s 91 students, three teachers and two parents have been tested for the virus and are awaiting their results, which will come out early on Tuesday. The boy’s kindergarten, 10 nearby kindergartens and five nearby elementary schools, including Gongjin and Gonghang elementary schools, will remain closed for two days for disinfection and other precautionary measures.

 

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