Koreans go for video tours, drive-thru viewing, flower delivery to savor spring blossoms amid pandemic
(WorldNews South Korea)

Streets filled with cherry blossoms in Yeouido, Seoul, are closed as part of a nationwide social distancing campaign, April 6. / Yonhap Lee Ga-ram, 37, was forced to give up her decadelong annual ritual of having a picture taken of herself in the same spot at Seokchon Lake, one of Seoul`s most popular cherry blossom sites, as access to the park was closed due to the coronavirus pandemic. `It is just five minutes away from my home, but I will miss my chance this time. Sticking to home with my fussy toddler all day long in this weather is just torture,` Lee said. To give a brief moment of respite to those like Lee, the Songpa district office in southeastern Seoul has turned to online platforms...