CORONAVIRUS | Twenty-nine million voters participated in the April 15 parliamentary election, says Yoon Tae-ho.
South Korea today reported no new domestic coronavirus cases for the first time since February, the Korea Centres for Disease Control and Prevention said.
Of the total, 1,065 were imported cases, where more than 90 percent were Koreans, according to a KCDC statement. “Twenty-nine million voters participated in the April 15 parliamentary election. Not one case related to the election has been reported during the 14-day incubation period,” Yoon Tae-ho, director general for public health policy, told a briefing.
A clinical expert panel on Wednesday also concluded that recovered coronavirus patients who later test positive for the virus again were not “reactivated” or reinfected, but were false positives.
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