He got COVID-19 in February and was sent to the facility Sunday. He was found dead Wednesday.
He had earlier been charged with flouting South Korea s quarantine guidelines.
A 37-year-old South Korean man is said to have died by suicide in a South Korean COVID-19 treatment facility, after being charged with violating the country s strict laws on quarantining and self-isolating, according to Yonhap News.
The man, known to authorities as A, had contracted COVID-19 in February and was sent to the facility Sunday.
He was found unconscious in his room at the Yeongjong treatment facility in Incheon, a city just outside Seoul, on Wednesday.
The statue comes in different sizes, and can be purchased for $153. The seller only made 100 of these statues, but says they have "already sold dozens."
The idea of empty nest youth in China being a threat to society has sparked an online debate on popular social networking platform Weibo.
Statistics released by the Chinese government indicate that around 15 million more Chinese singles have opted to live alone over the last 3 years.
Debate is swirling around whether these singles are doing so by choice, or due to circumstances beyond their control. Being single and living alone is not a mortal sin. If it were, then 92 million of us are going to hell.
These were the sentiments of a 29-year-old woman who goes by the online handle Baobao. Baobao lives in Guangzhou and is a self-professed single for life. She is among the 92 million young people in China that live alone.