S. Korean pro baseball reopens to fans, but at limited capacity
- 4 years ago
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Today, baseball fans in South Korea will finally be able to go to some of the games in person.
Now two months into the season, the government has allowed most stadiums to open but only at 10 percent capacity.
To keep track of who attends, tickets are only for sale online, and fans will be have to use their phones to scan a QR code that will put them on a visitor log.
There are new rules inside the stadium too; you have to wear a mask, sit at least a seat apart... and there's no eating allowed.
There'll also be none of the usual group chanting.
There are five games scheduled today starting at 5 PM, but there won't be fans at the stadiums in Daejeon and Gwangju because those cities are still under strict social distancing.
Today, baseball fans in South Korea will finally be able to go to some of the games in person.
Now two months into the season, the government has allowed most stadiums to open but only at 10 percent capacity.
To keep track of who attends, tickets are only for sale online, and fans will be have to use their phones to scan a QR code that will put them on a visitor log.
There are new rules inside the stadium too; you have to wear a mask, sit at least a seat apart... and there's no eating allowed.
There'll also be none of the usual group chanting.
There are five games scheduled today starting at 5 PM, but there won't be fans at the stadiums in Daejeon and Gwangju because those cities are still under strict social distancing.