Head Of COVID-19 Task Force In South Korea Member Of Cult, Has Virus

Head Of COVID-19 Task Force Is Member Of Cult Church In South Korea & Is Infected With The Virus

HEAD OF COVID-19 TASK FORCE – The officials in charge of the countermeasures against the new coronavirus, COVID-19 in South Korea, tested positive for the virus.

Along with this, they were also found to be members of what people described as a “cult church” in South Korea, the Shincheonji Daegu Church.

The church was also linked to several other cases of coronavirus. This began as one of their members was suspected to be a superspreader.

However, the member of the church did not have any history of travelling in China.

According to a report from News.Joins.Com, the Mayor of Daegu confirmed in a briefing that the head of the Daegu Seo-gu Health Cente’s Infection Prevention & Medicine Team was infected with the virus.

The member was included in the second list of members of the Shincheonji Daegu Church. As per the report, the official texted he was not able to work for “health reasons”.

The health official was responsible for overseeing all Coronavirus protection measures. He later revealed that he was part of the Shincheonji church after the confirmation.

As a result, 50 employees who worked at the Center were put into self-isolation. It seemed like there was a gap in the government’s defense measures.

Meanwhile, the government is cooperating with the Shincheonji Church to investigate the members.

In a previous article, we learned that 247 residents tested positive for the virus. The first patient is a Shincheonji church member in Daegu who has no recent record of overseas travel.

Officials said she attended church services and visited other places before being diagnosed with the disease.

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