Three more Hawaii students will be released today from hospital quarantine in South Korea, the Pacific and Asian Affairs Council said.

News of the students’ release was relayed to PAAC from one of the study group’s chaperons.
The three were among the original five quarantined for swine flu upon the group’s arrival in Seoul.
The remaining members in quarantine — the last of the five students and one chaperon — will be released tomorrow or the day after at the latest.
One chaperon, who was confined in Incheon Medical Center with pneumonia, is expected to remain there through July 1, the PAAC said.