More than half of South Korea's novel coronavirus cases are linked to a branch of a controversial religious group in the southern city of Daegu.
More than half of South Korea's novel coronavirus cases are linked to a branch of a controversial religious group in the southern city of Daegu.
At least 231 of the country's 433 confirmed cases are associated with the Shincheonji religious group, according to South Korea's Centers for Disease Control & Prevention . The total number of cases reported in South Korea in the past 24 hours stands at 229, after 142 new cases were confirmed overnight.Around 9,300 Shincheonji members are being put into self-isolation and will be tested, the country's Ministry of Health and Welfare said Saturday.
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