Guidelines for COVID-19 in 12 different languages

Guidelines for COVID-19 in 12 different languages

haps Korea Magazine
March 3, 2020

The Korea Centers for Disease Control & Prevention has made the COVID-19 guidelines available in 12 different languages.

The 12 foreign languages include English, Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Khmer, Russian, Nepali, Lao, Mongolian, Thai, Tagalog, and Uzbek.

You can download the COVID-19 guidelines attachment through its website.

 

 

 

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