[Breaking] Remaining 22 Russian Crew Members Arriving at Busan Gamcheon Port Test Negative
[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Ga-yeon] On the 14th, the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency announced that 22 Russian crew members of the Tuvalu-flagged deep-sea fishing vessel K, which arrived at Gamcheon Port in Busan on the 8th, tested negative for COVID-19.
On that day, quarantine authorities tested the 22 crew members who had not been tested out of the total 44 crew members.
Previously, among the 22 tested, 1 was confirmed positive and 21 tested negative.
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The quarantine authorities plan to isolate the 43 crew members who tested negative until the 28th to monitor their fever status.
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