South Korean COVID-19 infections linked to secretive religious cult

The transcript discusses the COVID-19 outbreak in South Korea, focusing on Daegu and Chongdu County. It highlights the role of Patient #31, a 61-year-old woman, in spreading the virus through church gatherings. Despite showing symptoms, she initially refused testing and attended crowded services. The gatherings, where masks and glasses were prohibited, likely led to more infections. Another cluster was linked to a hospital and a funeral attended by church members. Patient #31 denied visiting these locations, claiming she only went to a public bath house.

What was the primary location of the initial COVID-19 outbreak in South Korea?

• Seoul

• Busan

• Daegu

• Incheon

What was the behavior of Patient #31 that potentially increased the spread of the virus?

• She stayed isolated at home.

• She attended several church gatherings despite symptoms.

• She avoided public gatherings.

• She wore a mask at all times.

What was a significant factor in the spread of COVID-19 during the church gatherings?

• Gatherings were held outdoors.

• Members sat far apart.

• Members wore protective gear.

• Members sat closely together without masks.

Where was another cluster of COVID-19 infections identified?

• A park in Incheon

• A school in Seoul

• A hospital in Cheongle

• A market in Busan

What did Patient #31 claim about her movements in early February?

• She visited the hospital and funeral.

• She stayed at home.

• She only visited a public bathhouse.

• She traveled to another country.