The number of new infections in South Korea is low, and I fully expect the Koreans to squash any new clusters that may appear. It helps that the population is o

The number of new infections in South Korea is low, and I fully expect the Koreans to squash any new clusters that may appear. It helps that the population is onboard with the public health measures; when they had that cluster that originated in a nightspot they promptly shut down nightspots again, and that didn't trigger protests. The Chinese have that problem with their porous border with Russia and North Korea, where the pestilence is uncontrolled. It's a continuous source of new cases, but I expect that these will not spread far.