South Korea said it will bring back measures to curb the coronavirus from Saturday as daily COVID-19 cases continue to increase sharply, only a month and a half after relaxing them.Prime Minister Kim Boo Kyum said Thursday the restrictions, some of which are newly designed in response to the current situation, will reduce the maximum size of private gatherings to four people, as long as all are fully vaccinated. Those who are not completely inoculated are only allowed to dine out alone.The curbs will also require restaurants and cafes to close by 9 p.m., Kim said.The adjusted social distanc…READ FULL ARTICLE