South Korea cuts human interaction in push to build ‘untact’ society

The government invests heavily to remove human contact from many aspects of life but fears of harmful social consequences persist

Social isolation is among the concerns tied to the development of increasingly ‘contactless’ economy in South KoreaSocial isolation is among the concerns tied to the development of increasingly ‘contactless’ economy in South KoreaLast modified on Fri 10 Dec 2021 03.25 GMT

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