Coronavirus infects Samsung as well

Coronavirus seems to have also touched the technology giant Samsung. Samsung Electronics said on Saturday that a Coronavirus case had been seized at the complex of his mobile equipment factory in the southeastern town of Gumi. Gumi is near the city of Daeg, home to a church at the center of the explosion of the largest coronary in South Korea.

South Korea said Saturday that the number of people infected with Corleone was suspected at 433.

Samsung's factory in Gumi makes up a small part of its overall production of smartphones, and makes high-level phones, mainly for the domestic market.

Samsung produces most smart phones in Vietnam and India. Samsung Electronics, the world's top smartphone producer, said the floor where the infected employee worked would be closed by the morning of February 25th.

Samsung announced that “Company has established colleagues who have contacted the infected employee in self-carnate and have taken steps to test them for possible infection”, also Samsung Electronics reported that the virus would not affect the production of chips and screens in other parts of South Korea, or in the world.