사실인 것 같습니다. 저도 덴마크어는 모르지만, Google 번역을 사용해서 찾아보니 바로 기사가 나오네요. 덴마크어→영어 번역판 올려드립니다(덴마크어→한국어 번역은 품질이 영 아니올씨다라......).

원문:
https://www.dknyt.dk/artikel/107839/danmark-sagde-nej-til-tak-til-testtilbud-heunicke-beklager?utm_source=nyhedsbrev+7527&utm_medium=email&pk_campaign=nyhedsbrev+7527&pk_source=newsletter&nb=1

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Denmark said no thanks to test offer - Heunicke sorry
Mar 23, 2020, 11: 24

Theme: Corona
South Korea offered test assistance 14 days ago, but health authorities rejected the offer. Now the Minister of Health regrets the rejection, which Kristian Thulesen Dahl (DF) wants an explanation for.
By Morten Guldberg, morteng@dknyt.dk
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A South Korean official in Denmark turned to the Danish authorities two weeks ago with a startling offer: The country, which has successfully curbed the dreaded coronavirus by aggressively and outreach testing hundreds of thousands of citizens, offered to sell off its huge stock of test kits to Denmark, for example, writes Berlingske.

According to Berlingske, the South Korean official contacted several different authorities in Denmark. Among other things, he was referred to the State Serum Institute via the Danish Medicines Agency. However, according to the South Korean authorities, the Danish authorities refused the offer.

The process is confirmed by SangHwan Kim, the director of the KOTRA (Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency) organization, which sorts under the Korea Embassy in Copenhagen and is a counterpart to the Danish Export Council.

Heunicke regrets the lack of follow-up
In an email to Folketing's health spokesmen, Health Minister Magnus Heunicke (S) regrets that the health authorities have not followed up on the offer to buy test kits from South Korea.

This has fallen among other Danish People's Party leaders Kristian Thulesen Dahl for the chest.

- The party leaders are meeting with the prime minister and health authorities today. Expecting a thorough briefing on Berlingske's history of whether we have said no thanks to testing equipment from South Korea, he writes on Twitter.

This has led Heunicke to write to the health mayors:

- Several of you have probably read in the Berlingske Journal this evening that the Danish health authorities have been contacted by South Korean officials who have offered to sell test kits to Covid-19 from South Korean suppliers, starting the email from Magnus Heunicke (S), such as Ritzau is in possession of.

- Unfortunately, the Danish health authorities have not followed up sufficiently on the request of the South Korean officials. The ministry is about to clarify the exact process, but my ministry has already this evening reached out to the South Korean embassy in Copenhagen.

In the email Magnus Heunicke also writes that the rapporteurs will receive as soon as possible a written briefing on the process and a status for the further process.