Busan News

The city government of Busan announced that it has extended the level 2.5 social distancing scheme for two weeks from January 18th until the end of January 31st.

The Busan Cinema Center has begun to inform citizens of the level of ultrafine dust particles in Busan using the LED lights on its big roof.

The city of Busan has set “the safety of citizens” and “economic vitality” as its main goals for 2021.

Plastic waste has significantly increased due to the holiday season and the prolonged pandemic.

Following a decrease in early admissions, four-year universities in Busan also saw a drop in their acceptance rate for regular admissions this year compared to last year. 

The city of Busan announced its 2nd revision to the Busan Metropolitan Railway Network construction plan.

Two churches in Busan continue to ignore the non-face-to-face worship measures by quarantine authorities.

A mobile screening clinic to test taxi drivers for COVID-19 will be in operation.

Amid business restrictions in place with no entertainment bars allowed to open after 9 pm until noon the next day, the Busan Police Agency and local government officials conducted a joint crackdown against businesses violating the Infectious Disease Prevention Act.

The second stage of the North Port redevelopment project will begin this year.

Yeongdo Bridge will only open its drawbridge once a week, down from one a day, due to safety concerns.

The city of Busan city is expecting a near-record cold snap starting from tonight.