QuoteLee Man-hee, president of the Shincheon Branch School, is the key person in charge of the incident and should immediately take action to resolve the problem.
Corona 19 confirmed 813 people were added in a day, surpassing 3,000 in 40 days. The public's concern is deepening.
As of 9 a.m. yesterday, 1,557 confirmed cases of Daegu Church in Sincheonji, and 2,724 confirmed cases in Daegu-North Gyeongsang Province, which is 86.5 percent of the total confirmed cases.
In addition, the number of Confucian scholars in Sincheon is expected to increase significantly in the future.
There are 17 deaths, and there are confirmed cases of infection, even if they are not in close contact for
With the situation so serious and urgent, where on earth are the leaders of the new world, including Lee Man-hee, who is in charge of the incident?
During a televised debate last Thursday night, I said, 'I have to deal with Lee Man-hee first.' It's clear once again.
Lee Man-hee and other leaders of Sincheonji should immediately come out of hiding and apologize to the public, and cooperate with the quarantine authorities, including not only himself, but also the entire congregation.
Those who are familiar with the inner situation of Sincheonji say that the influence of General Assembly President Lee Man-hee is beyond imagination among Sincheonji believers. Lee Man-hee must step up because "the church will follow Lee Man-hee's instructions rather than the government."
The city government has already sent an official letter to the officials in Sincheon and urged them to carry it out as soon as possible.
If General Assembly President Lee Man-hee fails to take necessary measures, the Seoul Metropolitan Government will file a criminal complaint against him for crimes of unintentional murder.
In this regard, I ask Prosecutor General Yoon Suk-yeol.
It is the role of the prosecution now to arrest General Assembly President Lee Man-hee, who is responsible for the virus' epicenter that threatens the lives of the people.
In addition, the Seoul Metropolitan Government asked the Minister of Health and Welfare to provide the following data in accordance with the provisions related to the infectious disease management law.
1) Information of mobile communication base stations within a 1 kilometer radius around the church in Sincheon-ji, Daegu, around the time of worship attended by the confirmed person No. 31.
2) Information of mobile base stations within a 1 kilometer radius of Cheongdo Daenam Hospital during Lee Man-hee's funeral
3) Out of 28,317 believers in Sincheonji provided by the Seoul Metropolitan Government in the text, 3 or more users and location information from the same base station to the present day from 2.0.
With the above three information, we can accurately identify the worshippers of Sincheonji, Daegu, and the funeral of the South Korean hospital, as well as the places where the worshippers of Sincheonji still meet secretly after the closure of the chapel and office.
The core responsibility for this incident lies with the leadership of Lee Man-hee and Shin Chun-ji, and should be clearly held accountable.
Otherwise, the city will use all its authority and means, as it has already warned.
Quote... It is the role of the prosecution now to arrest General Assembly President Lee Man-hee, who is responsible for the virus' epicenter that threatens the lives of the people. In addition, the Seoul Metropolitan Government asked the Minister of Health and Welfare to provide the following data in accordance with the provisions related to the infectious disease management law. ...
QuoteThe Seoul City government filed complaints with the prosecution against Shincheonji leader Lee Man-hee and 12 branch heads alleging murder, inflicting injuries and violation of the law on the prevention and control of infectious diseases.
QuoteThe Justice Ministry on Saturday said 42 people of the Shincheonji sect visited Wuhan from July last year to February this year, according to an exhaustive search of the travel records of 244,743 followers. .... Shincheonji continues to deny that followers visited Wuhan, where the sect had a branch. "As we revealed already, none of the 350 followers of our church in Wuhan, China came to Korea since December.
Quote... he has been sending messages to worshippers. In his latest letter, the leader proclaimed that the ongoing virus outbreak is the "great tribulation" that the Bible's Book of Revelation predicted in the final days before the end of the world, a local newspaper reported.
QuoteLee Man-hee, the founder and leader of a messianic Christian church at the center of South Korea's explosive outbreak, refused to be tested for the new coronavirus after claiming he was negative at a public appearance Monday afternoon. ...
Asked by reporters if he could confirm he was virus negative, Lee replied he didn't know "what it means to be negative," but that he had "gotten a flu shot." ...
Lee said he was sorry for "some of the church members" who have been uncooperative and contributed to the spread of the virus.
"What needed to come from Lee today was not a message to the public, but to his followers," Tark Ji-il, a Shincheonji scholar and religious studies professor at Busan Presbyterian University, told The Korea Herald. "Lee holds absolute authority in the church. One word from him could make followers who still can't be reached as we speak show up and cooperate," he said. "He can tell his followers to do just that, and yet he didn't."
QuoteThe rapid proliferation of the coronavirus (COVID-19) has resulted in 13 deaths and 1,766 confirmed cases in South Korea as of February 27th. Shincheonji Church so far has nearly 500 members confirmed positive to the virus and as a result has become the target discrimination and defamation. Several media outlets in South Korea have spread inaccurate and unfounded pseudo reports not from a source at Shincheonji but instead from sources backed by organizations who have had hostilities towards Shinchonji.
Here are the facts:
Back on Feb. 19, South Korean President Moon Jae-In stated that a full survey and diagnosis of Shincheonji members were necessary. On Feb. 25, Shincheonji Church handed a list of 210,000 members to health authorities with the condition of protecting their identities. On Feb. 26, health authorities began telephone surveys and tests for those who had symptoms.
Chosun Ilbo, a major newspaper in South Korea, reported that 5 people with pneumonia were found positive at the virus test by the Central Disaster and Safety Countermeasures Headquarters before any Shincheonji member was involved. The medical community noted that the COVID-19 cases had already proliferated before the infection of members of Shincheonji Church.
Shincheonji Church, recognized across the world in 2019 for their graduation of 100,000 students in a free bible seminar, Zion Mission Center has since been provocative in Korean society, mostly because its rapid growth in the past decade. ...
QuoteOn April 7 this year, Mannam held a concert fundraiser for Al Noor, a predominantly Muslim orphanage in South Africa that works with children infected with HIV. Nearly five months after the event had taken place, Al Noor still didn't know Mannam had thrown the event for them and they hadn't received any money.
QuoteSo, his press girl called and asked me to do a write-up here, obviously hoping the great event would get that coveted "Orange Juice Bump." She explained that Man Hee teaches that the world has already ended – long ago – and that we are now all in the afterlife. She said this would make a lot more sense once I hear Man Hee explain it in person. Then she begged me, whatever I write, to "Please treat Man Hee with respect."
Mistake. "I'm sorry, young lady, you called the wrong blog. We don't do the respect thing here."
"Well, then, please don't write anything about him at all."
"Sorry. Too late." Click.
QuoteA Mannam member from Saudi Arabia, who wished to remain anonymous, explained that this is the type of work in which he is interested. .... A student from Turkey, who only gave his first name, Kamal, was moved by the number of people who gathered at the event to remember and share in the sufferings of people miles away.
QuoteWhen I ask Michelle Chang if she thinks Lee is immortal, she says, "I believe that God has the power to grant eternal life to those he chooses." "It sounds like the answer is, 'yes,'" I say. "Yes," Chang says.
QuoteAccordingly, the IBP also excepts to the statement posted at the said website that the "IBP has appointed Chairman Lee and IWPG Chairwoman Nam Hee Kim as advisers of the committee..." No such appointment, either formally or informally, was extended by the National Laedership of the IBP or any of its Executive Officer.