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With Masks, Sanitizer & Gloves, South Koreans Go to the Polls

William Gallo

   SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA - South Koreans stood in socially distanced lines,
   disinfected their hands, and wore face masks and gloves inside polling
   stations, as they participated in one of the world's first major
   elections of the coronavirus era.

   Having already rapidly slowed the spread of the coronavirus, South
   Korea is implementing wide-ranging measures to ensure Wednesday's
   parliamentary vote does not lead to a resurgence of the disease.

   WATCH: William Gallo's video report

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