시사&소설

New Zealand reportedly lifts most of all its coronavirus restrictions. It's a decision after it has had no active cases recently.
As a result, people are able to go back to work, school, sports events and domestic travel. This means the beginning of the new normal.
This is the first case of a country that locked the society down. So, it will draw great attentions from the rest of the world. Hooray for Kiwis!

Korea hasn't gone through nationwide lockdown, but practiced social distancing so far. It's been quite successful containing positive cases within control.
This may lead to easing cautiousness of people, which brings worrisome increase of infection cases for last weeks.
Experts have more concerns now as all schools are open even with new rules because new possible clusters are revealed. Hot weather gives more headaches for them as wearing a face mask is getting more difficult.
For Jeju, it has been walking on thin ice. It has done pretty wonderful works preventing massive spreading from happening. The problem lies with its tourism industry.
People, who are frustrated with no chance of traveling abroad, make more visits to Jeju. This raises possibilities of coronavirus infection although Jeju has no community contagion from tourists.
I'd like to look on the bright side that Jeju will have little chance of going to the opposite direction from this fact.

Hooray for Jeju, too!