"Bring a warrant!" The last words of refusal... Two people arrested at the Center of the Nations

<Anchor> There

are more and more confirmed cases related to the'Christian Missionary Education Facility' in Sangju, Gyeongbuk.

People who have visited the facility need to be quickly screened and taken to prevent further infection, but half of the visitors are still not being tested.

This is reporter So Hwan-wook.

<Reporter> This

is the home of a test subject in Daegu included in the list of visitors to the Sangju BTJ World Center.

Government officials visit themselves and request a corona 19 diagnostic test, but they are faced with a doorstep.

[BTJ National Center related test subject: Bring a warrant or warrant to come to my house.]

Another subject who has never been to the Sangju National Center is upset when asked to fill out a confirmation form.

[BTJ National Center related test subject: (Isn't it very difficult to sign your signature if you haven't gone to (Go to the National Center))

I'm so ridiculous. Really...

.] They

argue that they have undergone a corona19 diagnostic test at all, and are struggling with public officials.

[BTJ National Center related test subject: (You say you received the test, but when and where did you get it….) (Government official) It seems that there is nothing to do.

Find out that, myself.] The number of

visitors to the Sangju World Center notified to Daegu City was 166, of which 114 completed diagnostic tests, and 52 did not.

Also, 18 of them are out of reach.

In addition, it is difficult to believe the list of visitors submitted by the Sangju BTJ Center for the Nations.

Sangju is reviewing requests for investigation, saying that the visitor list written on each date is the same as if one person had transcribed it.

[Lee Insu/Director of Health Center in Sangju City, Gyeongbuk: Because we look closely at the list of accessors.

It is thought that the credibility of the submitted list is poor, as it is shown in the same handwriting on a single date.]

Corona 19 epidemiological investigation amid suspicion that visitors of the center used Jeju Island's QR code as if they had visited Jeju, not the Center of the Nations Two BTJ National Center officials who are accused of interfering with the police have been arrested by the police.

The Daegu District Court Resident Support issued an arrest warrant, claiming that their major crimes were clarified and that they were concerned about destruction of evidence and escape.