29/08/2020

A Wave of Global Media Reports on "South Korea: Plasma Donation By Shincheonji Church Facilitates Development Of The Vaccine For COVID-19"

 

Several more global media outlets have published reports of the 1100 COVID19-recovered congregants of Shincheonji Church of Jesus who, this week, are donating their blood plasma in Daegu, South Korea, in a continued effort to find a vaccine as a second domestic outbreak erupts throughout the country. This is the second collective blood plasma donation made by Shincheonji Church with the first made by 628 church members in Daegu earlier from July 13th-17th 2020. 

500 cured congregation members of Shincheonji Daegu Church Donate Blood Plasma

Upon completion of this second batch, roughly 1700 church members will have donated their blood plasma with the church intending to make a total of 4000 donations in the global effort for a vaccine.

This second collective blood plasma donation will take place from August 27th-September 4th 2020 (weekend excluded) at the Daegu Athletics Promotion Center and will average roughly 160 donations a day.

Since the initial confirmed cases from February 2020 onwards, Shincheonji Church has maintained its sorrow at the hurt and worry caused by COVID-19 to Korean citizens and has sworn to work in close cooperation with the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC) to overcome this difficult situation and find a possible cure for COVID-19.

These are the details of this second collective donation:-
* Donation Period: August 27th (Thu) - September 4th (Fri) – for 7 days (except Saturday and Sunday)
* Time: 9AM-5PM
* Location: Daegu Athletics Promotion Center (Misulgwan-ro 88 Suseong-gu, Daegu)
* Following members’ requests, please be advised that no photos of the plasma donors’ front or side facial views can be taken.

The latest news reports are as follows.
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Latest News Reports
On August 27th, 1,223 members of religious organization called Shincheonji Church of Jesus participated in donating plasma for the cure of COVID-19.

This is carried out under the invitation of the health authorities in South Korea back on 24th, asking Shincheonji Church to cooperate for donating additional plasma for the development of the vaccine.

Early this year, around 5,000 confirmed cases were found in Shincheonji Church members with most infections from the city of Daegu, while most of them recovered from the virus with 11 deaths.

According to the report from the Korea Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (KCDC), 897 completed donation in July through the cooperation between KCDC and Shincheonji Church. Facing the need for “facilitation of developing a cure through plasma donation and clinical trial”, the KCDC asked another round of a large-scale donation by members of Shincheonji Church in August.

The KCDC in its official document expressed appreciation to Shincheonji Church (Chairman Lee, Man Hee) for “active participation in the collection of plasma as a group for the development of corona(virus) cure for the purpose of national health safety under the global crisis caused by the COVID-19.”

“With the cooperation of Daegu city, Daegu Athletics Center plans to provide GC Pharma equipment and personnel (for the donation) from 27th August to 4th September. We express our gratitude to the city for providing a location for the group donations. We also express our gratitude to the congregation members of the religious organization, Shincheonji to be specific,” said Mr. Kwon Jun-wook, Deputy Director of the KCDC.

Research and development of the convalescent plasma treatment is underway by National Institute of Health under the Ministry of Health and Welfare in cooperation with Green Cross (GC) Pharma, a biotechnology company in South Korea.

On the same day, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) authorized an emergency use of convalescent plasma for the treatment of COVID-19. Experts say that more data need to be collected to see the benefit of such treatment.

Major challenges of researching the effectiveness and the development of convalescent plasma treatment come from limited supply from donors who must be recovered from the virus. As a religious leader, Chairman Lee, Man Hee of Shincheonji in July said, “This (plasma donation) is the work that needs to be done as citizens of this country and as true believers. It is keeping the command of Jesus of loving your neighbor as yourself (Mt 22:39 of the Bible).”
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The full list of related global news reports on Shincheonji Church's Second Plasma Donation are as follows:-
https://bit.ly/34GKFNK (Newsday Georgia)
https://bit.ly/2YEHpik (BD Press Agency)
https://bit.ly/34FyRLD (The Change 24)

To access the full list of global media reports published in 18 countries on the blood plasma donation of 500 Shincheonji Church members in Daegu in July 2020, click here 👉http://noahbrown1984.blogspot.com/2020/08/press-in-azerbaijan-russia-uzbekistan.html

To access the 231 news reports published in 69 countries about Shincheonji Church's intended blood plasma donation by 4000 recovered church members, valued at $83 billion and which will be the largest such donation of any organisation worldwide for research and development into a cure for COVID-19, click here👉http://noahbrown1984.blogspot.com/2020/08/the-covington-news-letter-life-saving.html

To access Shincheonji Church's official response to all allegations:-

Shincheonji Church's Statement“This is our earnest request: please stop the cursing and hatred towards Shincheonji. And we ask some media outlets that are slandering and suppressing Shincheonji using unconfirmed information and fake news to stop immediately.”
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Further Global News Reports on Shincheonji Church (COVID-19)
Lies regarding the Coronavirus about Shincheonji 신천지 (03/03/2020)

Quarantine Official: "Confirmed case of COVID-19 in Daegu had existed before ‘patient 31’" (Daum News 22/03/2020)

Quarantine Official: "Confirmed case of COVID-19 in Daegu had existed before ‘patient 31’" (Naver 22/03/2020)

Shincheonji Church of Jesus in S. Korea Responds To What It Believes Are Erroneous Media Reports (Cision PR Newswire, 01/03/2020) ▶https://prn.to/3hDu3uo

"Shincheonji didn't lie about membership figures." (The Korea Herald 17/03/2020)

'Shincheonji members who survived COVID-19 volunteer en masse to aid vaccine development' (Religion News Service 26/06/2020)▶https://religionnews.com/2020/06/26/shincheonji-members-who-survived-covid-19-volunteer-en-masse-to-aid-vaccine-development/

South Korea church hit by COVID-19 says members to give plasma for research (Today Online 23/06/2020)▶https://bit.ly/3dxDTup

South Korea church hit by COVID-19 says members to give plasma for research (Jakarta Post 24/06/2020)▶https://bit.ly/2CBY5if

Official COVID-19 Response by Shincheonji Church of Jesus

•0307 Chairman Man Hee Lee asks "all congregants to fully cooperate for disease control" in a special announcement

•0302 Statement at Press Conference of Shincheonji Church of Jesus Regarding COVID-19

•0302 Regarding COVID-19 Testing of Chairman Lee, Man-hee of Shincheonji Church of Jesus

•0301 Letter of Appeal to Political Leaders

•0228 Letter of Appeal from Shincheonji Church of Jesus in Regards to COVID-19

•0226 Shincheonji Church of Jesus Provided a List of All Members to Public Health Authorities

•0223 Statement of Shincheonji Church of Jesus Regarding COVID-19

•0222 Over 1000 Shincheonji Church of Jesus Locations Disinfected and Closed Down in Korea

•0221 Shincheonji Church of Jesus Closed Down Its Churches and Affiliated Buildings from 18 Feb

•0220 Statement of Shincheonji Church of Jesus Regarding COVID-19 Countermeasures and Fake News

•0219 Statement of Shincheonji Church of Jesus Regarding the Novel Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)

•0218 Notice on the Worship Service of Shincheonji Church of Jesus in Regards to COVID-19

COVID-19/Fact Checker: Q&A on Shincheonji Church of Jesus Regarding the Novel Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)

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