Can South Korea And The United States Maintain Military Readiness During COVID-19
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| - | <br> | + | <br>While the domestic spread of the coronavirus in [https://www.foxnews.com/world/south-korea-church-coronavirus-spread South Korea COVID-19] Korea poses a risk, the exceptionally wide spread of the virus in the United States has forced major adjustments to the exercise as well. The United States Forces Korea (USFK) has gone to great lengths to mitigate the spread of the virus, requiring service members to work from home where possible and quarantine.<br><br>New cases of COVID-19 in Australia's Victoria state continued to decline Saturday with 182 new infections, along with 13 deaths. China on Saturday reported another 22 new cases brought by travellers from abroad, with no additional local infections. The National Health Commission said 454 people remain in treatment and 3,667 are in isolation. While local spread of the virus appears to have been contained in mainland China, the semi-autonomous southern city of Hong Kong continues to struggle with its worst outbreak since the pandemic began.<br><br>80 million for allegedly allowing the disease to spread. The suit claims the Shincheonji Church of Jesus, a cult-like group with more than 193,000 followers across South Korea, became an incubator for the virus in Daegu by ignoring the city's quarantine efforts. On February 18 a member of the Daegu Shincheonji congregation was confirmed as South Korea's coronavirus patient No. 31. The church continued to hold large gatherings in defiance of official guidelines in the city barring large meetings.<br><br>The nation of 50 million people has recorded a total of 17,399 infections and 309 fatalities. It reported more than 5,000 infections related to a religious sect called Shincheongji between February and March, which made the nation the world’s second-worst hit by the virus at that time. Earlier this month, hundreds of cases were tied to Sarang Jeil Church. Support quality journalism in China.<br> |
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While the domestic spread of the coronavirus in South Korea COVID-19 Korea poses a risk, the exceptionally wide spread of the virus in the United States has forced major adjustments to the exercise as well. The United States Forces Korea (USFK) has gone to great lengths to mitigate the spread of the virus, requiring service members to work from home where possible and quarantine.
New cases of COVID-19 in Australia's Victoria state continued to decline Saturday with 182 new infections, along with 13 deaths. China on Saturday reported another 22 new cases brought by travellers from abroad, with no additional local infections. The National Health Commission said 454 people remain in treatment and 3,667 are in isolation. While local spread of the virus appears to have been contained in mainland China, the semi-autonomous southern city of Hong Kong continues to struggle with its worst outbreak since the pandemic began.
80 million for allegedly allowing the disease to spread. The suit claims the Shincheonji Church of Jesus, a cult-like group with more than 193,000 followers across South Korea, became an incubator for the virus in Daegu by ignoring the city's quarantine efforts. On February 18 a member of the Daegu Shincheonji congregation was confirmed as South Korea's coronavirus patient No. 31. The church continued to hold large gatherings in defiance of official guidelines in the city barring large meetings.
The nation of 50 million people has recorded a total of 17,399 infections and 309 fatalities. It reported more than 5,000 infections related to a religious sect called Shincheongji between February and March, which made the nation the world’s second-worst hit by the virus at that time. Earlier this month, hundreds of cases were tied to Sarang Jeil Church. Support quality journalism in China.
