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I spent the weekend with American soldiers and their families at Camp Walker, which is in the middle of Daegu, the epicenter of South Korea’s coronavirus outbreak. Here’s a look at how they’re coping.https://www.stripes.com/news/us-soldiers-fighting-to-keep-virus-from-base-at-ground-zero-of-south-korean-crisis-1.619953 …
The @USAGDaegu commander @ed_ballanco says “we don’t know of a single American or Korean who has tested positive who has stepped foot on a U.S. installation … & that remains true here in Daegu even w/ the outbreak.” They’re working to keep it that way.
Most soldiers live on base, but many civilian employees reside in the city. Everybody has been asked to stay inside as much as possible & do shopping etc. on post. No nonessential travel for troops. Most visitors are also barred tho authorized South Koreans can come to work.
People are worried but no sense of panic here, although people there’s a shortage of masks & people were quick to snap up an emergency shipment at the PX on Saturday. The military schools are bracing for possible longterm closures by preparing online classes.
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