Australia-Former South Korean President Park Geun-hye lifts quarantine and will continue to be hospitalized-Chinatown Australia

The picture shows the South Korean people watching the live broadcast of the sentence of former President Park Geun-hye. (Photo/Australia Net)

Dagong Wenhui's full media report reported on February 2 that the Ministry of Justice of South Korea stated that the new coronavirus nucleic acid test (PCR) conducted by former South Korean President Park Geun-hye on the 2st was negative. The quarantine has been lifted today (1nd), but will continue Hospitalized for treatment.

It is reported that Park Geun-hye had close contact with the staff of the detention center who was diagnosed with new coronary pneumonia on the 19th of last month. After receiving the first nucleic acid test the next day, the result was negative.However, the Ministry of Legal Affairs allowed her to stay in the hospital for observation and isolation and to treat other diseases.

According to the Ministry of Justice, Park Geun-hye has been in isolation for 2 weeks, during which time she could not receive treatment for her illness and will continue to be hospitalized.The Legal Affairs Department will follow the doctor's advice and decide when Park Geun-hye will return to the detention center.

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