South Korea Sees Smallest Rise In COVID-19 Cases In 2 Months

South Korea reported a drop to 8 new COVID-19 cases, the lowest in two months. Despite this, President Moon Jae-in urged continued vigilance. The country faced a new wave of cases, with local clusters and concerns over imported cases from travelers. Social distancing measures were extended until May 5th, with evaluations every two weeks.

What concerns arose due to the influx of travelers from the US and Europe?

Until when did the South Korean government extend its social distancing policies?