Smartphones vibrate in unison in the passenger compartment of the whirling bus, and immediately the eyes as a loophole protruding from the masks dive towards the screens. A new patient has just been tested positive for coronavirus in the posh district of Hannam-dong, nestled in the heart of Seoul, announced a notification from the municipality, this March 12. Like a single man, everyone anxiously consults the patient's detailed itinerary for fear of having crossed paths in recent days.
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This 35-year-old Pole returned from a trip to Europe, took the fast train connecting the international airport to the South Korean capital on March 10 at around 9:30 a.m., before going to the convenience store and going rest in the afternoon at home, reveal the data published by the health authorities. Around 6 p.m. the man goes to dine at the Pizzeria d'Buzza before going to the nearby mini-market an hour later. "I'm a little scared because I went to a cafe across the street at the time," says Sohyun,
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