Visitors to Seoul Bokji Hospital should notify the health authorities of their visit

There is a growing concern about recent MERS (Middle East Respiratory Syndrome) outbreak in Korea. It is reported that the 93rd MERS patient visited the Seoul Bokji Hospital and its pharmacy located in Daerim 3-dong, Yeongdeungpo-gu. Those who visited the same hospital on June 3-8 during the same time period listed below should report themselves to the authorities by contacting the 120 Dasan Call Center or relevant public health centers.

□ The 93rd MERS patient’s Hospital Visit Time Record

Date	Hospital	Pharmacy
2015. 6. 3(Wed.)	09:51 ~ 10: 56	11:44
2015. 6. 4(Thur.)	09:50 ~ 09:59	-
2015. 6. 5(Fri.)	10:15 ~ 10:46	-
2015. 6. 6(Sat.)	09:49 ~ 10:27	10:50
2015. 6. 7(Sun.)	10:31 ~ 10:48	-
2015. 6. 8(Mon.)	11:28 ~ 12:01	14:20

□ What to report :

- Name, address, contact information, date & time of their visit.

※Reporting visa type or status NOT necessary

□ Where to report

- 120 Dasan Call Center  ☎ 120

- Guro-gu Community Health Center    ☎ 02-860-3288

- Geumcheon-gu Community Health Center    ☎ 02-2670-2426

- Yeongdeungpo-gu Community Health Center    ☎ 02-2670-4904~9

- Gwanak-gu Community Health Center    ☎ 02-879-7130~2

<Support of the Seoul City Government>

∙MERS virus testing cost for suspected patients and medical expenses for confirmed patients

∙provide daily living needs (food items, hygiene products, etc.)

∙separate facilities (accomodations and meals provided) to those who are unable to be self-isolated at their homes

∙emergency subsidies to MERS confirmed patients as well as suspected patients in self-isolation (regardless of residence status or visa type including illegal immigrants)

- Registered foreigner: 409,000won for single-person household

696,500 won for two-member household

- Undocumented foreigner : 300,000 won for single-person household

500,000 won for household of more than two members

Seoul Metropolitan Government

Anti-MERS HQ