Kim Jong Un orders North Korea military to 'stabilize' drug supply amid COVID outbreak

COVID-19 Hits North Korea: North Korean Military Mobilised for Drug Supply Amid COVID Outbreak | 🌎 LatestLY

The North has stepped up efforts to immediately fix "deviations" in the supply of medicine and mobilised its military to stabilise the supply of medicine in its capital city as ordered by leader Kim Jong-un earlier this week. 🌎 COVID-19 Hits North Korea: North Korean Military Mobilised for Drug Supply Amid COVID Outbreak.

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