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South Korea: Seoul's Incheon Airport sets up testing booths to curb COVID-19 spread
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26.03.2020
W/S Arrival gates at Incheon International airport, Seoul
M/S Arrivals at Incheon International airport
M/S Sign reads: "COVID-19 Testing Station."
M/S People walking to COVID-19 testing station
W/S Medical staff at testing station
M/S People queue at testing station
C/U Sign reads: "Please, Keep your personal distance 1 meter apart."
W/S Man filling documents at testing station
SOT, Swedish tourist: "I think it's very professional. We didn't really know what was expected of us when we arrive here. It´s very professional. Is a good thing for South Korea to be testing us. We understand that. Because we understand the scaredness of the virus. So it's okay for us. Yes, of course, is terrifying for a child. Because I'm bringing a five-year-old child with me from Sweden but yeah that is what it is, so it's great."
W/S Man being tested
W/S Testing station
C/U Medic gears up for test
C/U COVID-19 test
M/S Medical staff after test
M/S Fever checkpoint
SCRIPT
South Korea's largest airport has started to test passengers arriving in Seoul for COVID-19 on Thursday, in order to try and curb the spread of the virus.
The testing began to operate as 39 new imported cases, most of who were from Europe and the US, were reported in the South Korean capital.
Footage shows passengers walking through the checkpoints as medical personnel in full sanitation gear carry out several tests. The facilities reported an estimate of 2,000 COVID-19 tests can be performed every day across the 16 open-air testing booths installed in five locations at the airport.
"We didn't really know what was expected of us when we arrive here. It's very professional. Is a good thing for South Korea to be testing us. We understand that. Because we understand that the fear for the virus," said one tourist at the testing facilities.
South Korea has reported 104 more cases of COVID-19 in 24 hours, after registering a drop of cases in the last week, raising the total number of infections to 9,241.
M/S Arrivals at Incheon International airport
M/S Sign reads: "COVID-19 Testing Station."
M/S People walking to COVID-19 testing station
W/S Medical staff at testing station
M/S People queue at testing station
C/U Sign reads: "Please, Keep your personal distance 1 meter apart."
W/S Man filling documents at testing station
SOT, Swedish tourist: "I think it's very professional. We didn't really know what was expected of us when we arrive here. It´s very professional. Is a good thing for South Korea to be testing us. We understand that. Because we understand the scaredness of the virus. So it's okay for us. Yes, of course, is terrifying for a child. Because I'm bringing a five-year-old child with me from Sweden but yeah that is what it is, so it's great."
W/S Man being tested
W/S Testing station
C/U Medic gears up for test
C/U COVID-19 test
M/S Medical staff after test
M/S Fever checkpoint
SCRIPT
South Korea's largest airport has started to test passengers arriving in Seoul for COVID-19 on Thursday, in order to try and curb the spread of the virus.
The testing began to operate as 39 new imported cases, most of who were from Europe and the US, were reported in the South Korean capital.
Footage shows passengers walking through the checkpoints as medical personnel in full sanitation gear carry out several tests. The facilities reported an estimate of 2,000 COVID-19 tests can be performed every day across the 16 open-air testing booths installed in five locations at the airport.
"We didn't really know what was expected of us when we arrive here. It's very professional. Is a good thing for South Korea to be testing us. We understand that. Because we understand that the fear for the virus," said one tourist at the testing facilities.
South Korea has reported 104 more cases of COVID-19 in 24 hours, after registering a drop of cases in the last week, raising the total number of infections to 9,241.
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