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Police patrolling Jeju Airport to fight COVID-19 as more tourists visit the island
By Byun Hye-jinPublished : May 21, 2021 - 18:07
Police on Jeju Island are reinforcing preventive measures against the coronavirus as the resort island attracts a growing number of tourists.
Jeju police will patrol Jeju International Airport with tourist police May 24-31, and will regularly inspect the area to prevent people from violating social distancing rules or mask mandates.
“The number of tourists visiting Jeju Island is surging to pre-COVID levels, nearly 70,000 people a day, and tension is rising as some people do not wear masks in the airport,” a police official said.
By Byun Hye-jin (hyejin2@heraldcorp.com)
