South Korea has confirmed 22 more cases of the coronavirus over the past 24 hours, raising the country's total tally to 10,613 with 229 deaths.
The new cases recorded Thursday means that South Korea's daily increase in virus infections has been below 30 for the fourth consecutive day.
The Koreas Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says in a statement that 7,757 people have been recovered and released from quarantine.
It says 14,268 people were under tests to determine whether they've contracted the virus.
Despite the recently slowing caseload, officials have warned about the possibility of a broader quiet spread with people easing up on social distancing.
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