Daegu sued Tan Thien Dia for 82 million USD
The Daegu government filed a lawsuit against the Tan Thien Dia cult for obstructing quarantine, mass infection and claiming more than $ 82 million.
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Who started the Korean sects
In a lecture given to his followers on the summit of Mount San San, Park Tae-son said he saw water and fire falling from heaven.
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The number of nCoV infections in Korea exceeded 7,000
South Korea recorded an additional 274 cases of nCoV this afternoon, bringing the total number of Covid-19 cases nationwide to 7,041.
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Road joined the cult of the followers of Tan Thien Dia
It all began very naturally when the two men approached Fiona, asking if she wanted to know more about her Christian faith.
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The sectarian scandals haunt Korea
Covid-19 spread in South Korea, the Sewol ferry sinking, and the deposition of President Park Geun-hye in common were all related to the sect.
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South Korea raided, forced Tan Thien Diai to test
The governor of Gyeonggi Province directed the raid on Tan Thien Dia headquarters, asking the cardinal to test for nCoV.
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Tan Thien Dia submits a list of 310,000 members
South Korea: Tian Thien Dia hands a complete list of 310,000 sectarian members to officials to monitor symptoms of nCoV infection.
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Tan Thien Dia used to go to Wuhan to be infected with nCoV
One of the two members of Tan Thien Dia who had been to Wuhan was being investigated by South Korean health officials to be positive for nCoV.
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South Korea cited the reason many young women are infected with nCoV
South Korea says young women account for nearly 30% of all nCoV infections due to a large number of Tan Thien Dia believers who are 20-30 years old.
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Tan Thien Diao refused to publicly test for nCoV
New Heavenly Priest Lee Man-hee refused to take a sample at a press conference yesterday and declared himself negative to nCoV.
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