South Korean police in Chungbuk have arrested people in their 20s in what is described as the country’s first ISIS case brought under the Anti-Terrorism Act. Police said it is the first South Korean case since 2016 using the law aimed at preparing to join an international terror group. The arrests were carried out under the Anti-Terrorism Act. The case is being treated as part of efforts to stop ISIS involvement before it develops further. The latest status reported is that the suspects have been arrested, with the matter proceeding through the legal process.