South Korea says 457 cases Huge Church Linked Crown

South Korea says 457 cases Huge Church Linked Crown

(Seoul, South Korea) – Officials South Korean health officials said Tuesday that they have found links 457 crown cases in a large church Seoul of a bitter critic of the president of the country, leading to an alarming increase in infections in the area higher capital. Kwon Jun-wook, director of the Korea Institute of Health, said explosions at the Jeil Church Sarang and elsewhere in the country have pushed into the greatest crisis even after the advent of 19-COVID He said a failure to slow transmission in Seoul metropolitan area densely populated, home to nearly 26 million people, comparable to a situation “scenes might miserable from the US or European countries.” There are concerns that the worst might spread the virus after a thousand demonstrators, including members of the church and its pastor ultra-right June Kwang-hun, they marched in downtown Seoul on Saturday. Jun, a microphone with several anti-government activists on stage during the protests and divided, have not been masked positive results on Monday and treatment will now receive hospital in Seoul. Health authorities have so far tested 2,500 of the 4,000 members of the Church, but expressed concern that many of them refuse to come forward for testing. Police have tracked down about 800 members of the Church who have been out of contact. South Korea has reported 246 new cases of the crown on Tuesday its total 959 in the last five days picture Copyright
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