Can I travel to South Korea after the outbreak?

Sure, I'm in Seoul. No problem. When the epidemic broke out, the South Korean government immediately dispatched manpower to prevent the spread of foot-and-mouth disease. The authorities decided to slaughter all 195 cows and bury them. It is understood that South Korea has imposed a 30-hour embargo on livestock farmers nationwide. The Ministry of Health also said that the epidemic is unlikely to spread because it is one of the three kinds of foot-and-mouth disease vaccinated in South Korea. So you can come with confidence. If it's really serious, China News will also report it.