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South Korea Winning praise for quickly ramping up mass production and implementation of tests are Juhi, Choe and Soul.

With more on that and the other precautions in place.

Most of the buildings in South Korea have all these safety measures.

This one before you go in and then at the entrance, they make sure your temperature is normal.

Sami, Mine's very normal again.

More sanitizers.

This is a negative pressure room.

He's gonna show us because they just deep clean this place.

So he said, it's safe for us to come in.

This is consultation room.

You sit here and talk to the doctor, and the doctor decides whether you need to get tested or not.

And this is where they collect your samples.

These two tents are also negative pressure facilities.

And this is where you wait when you come to get tested and just in case you are infected, they have this negative pressure.

Thank.

So what is it like these days?

Has it slowed down?

Yes, little bit, but we are still testing wear retested 115 testing a day.

And many students who come from a road can get a free testing even though they have no symptoms.

So you don't have any symptoms and you came from the U.

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Or Europe recently.

Then you can come here and get tested.

Yet free of charge, South Korean authorities are now focusing on screening foreigners coming into the country.

All arriving passengers from Europe are tested at the airport free of charge.

This will also eventually include travelers from the U.

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Our many thanks to Juhi Choe in Seoul.

Hi, everyone.

George Stephanopoulos here.

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