South Korea’s Playbook for Reopening: Don’t Use Cash, Sit Side by Side

SEOUL—After two months of intense social distancing, South Korea is about to open up. And it has a rule for anything.

When conference in an place of work, people today will don masks. At foods, diners will sit upcoming to each and every other or in a zigzag sample, not right across. Hotel rooms will be ventilated for fifteen minutes after tourists test out. Visitors at zoos and aquariums have to stand 6 ft aside. Shouting and hugging will be discouraged at sporting activities. So will large-fives.

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