South Korea is easing its coronavirus clampdown, but is it jumping the gun?

It has been almost two months since Incheon United FC were supposed to play their first match of the season.But in that time, South Korea – once the epicentre of the first major outbreak of coronavirus outside China – has stabilised its infection rate to the point that the country’s professional soccer teams like Incheon United can play again, albeit to an empty stadium.The sun’s out and so are South Koreans, on day with no new domestic cases“Fans were ecstatic when they heard the announcement,…

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