As South Korea emerges from a strict coronavirus lockdown, its churches and schools are filling up. But parents are worried and health officials are on guard. NBC’s Kelly Cobiella reports for TODAY from Seoul as our series The New Normal continues.
Churches and schools in South Korea fill, prompting coronavirus concern
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