Coronavirus Cases Almost Double In South Korea

South Korea has reported at least 204 confirmed COVID-19 cases, with the number of infections nearly doubling in a day. This places South Korea as the third largest outbreak after China and the Diamond Princess Cruise ship. The majority of cases are linked to a religious organization, whose founder called the outbreak a 'Devil's deed'. The organization has moved services online and is disinfecting its churches. South Korean officials have imposed emergency measures in two cities, urging residents to stay home and wear masks. Large gatherings are banned, and public facilities are temporarily closed.

Which country had the third largest outbreak of COVID-19 after China and the Diamond Princess Cruise ship?

• United States

• Iran

• South Korea

• Italy

What was the reaction of the religious organization's founder to the COVID-19 outbreak?

• Called it a natural disaster

• Referred to it as a Devil's deed

• Blamed the government

• Ignored the situation

What action did the religious organization take in response to the outbreak?

• Continued regular services

• Ignored health guidelines

• Held large gatherings

• Closed and disinfected its churches

What measures did South Korean officials impose to control the virus spread?

• Encouraged international travel

• Banned large demonstrations

• Opened more public parks

• Reduced mask usage

What were residents in certain South Korean cities asked to do as part of the emergency measures?

• Travel more frequently

• Stay home and wear masks

• Attend public events

• Visit welfare centers