South Korea to impose mandatory quarantine for all arrivals from Wed.

South Korea announced Sunday that all people arriving in the country from overseas will from April have to spend two weeks in self-isolation, in a bid to curtail the influx of travelers carrying the novel coronavirus.Prime Minister Chung Sye Kyun said the measure, which goes into effect Wednesday, will apply to all entrants to the country, regardless of nationality.Speaking at a government meeting on COVID-19, Chung said the move was required due to the increasing burden on the community stemming from the rising number of imported cases."In order to effectively prevent entry to the country …READ FULL ARTICLE