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1. Shanghai Disneyland reopens with new physical distancing rules.
   2020-05-12 07:03:47 (First version)
2. Shanghai Disneyland reopens with new social distancing rules.
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South Korea decides to implement more stringent measures in the Seoul Capital Area for one week and also raise social distancing rules outside the Seoul Capital Area to Level 1.5 for two weeks beginning December 1. In the Seoul Capital Area, health authorities announce that saunas and steam-bath rooms in bathhouses will be closed for one week. The government will also ban New Year's Eve parties organized by hotels and other accommodation facilities.
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