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N.Korea says no new fever deaths, COVID situation under control

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North Korea says it is seeing a downward trend in pandemic-related cases. The COVID-19 wave, which North Korea first declared on May 12, has fueled concerns over a lack of vaccines, inadequate medical infrastructure and a potential food crisis. This could be due to a conflict with your ad-blocking or security software.

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Reuters

N.Korea says no new fever deaths, COVID situation under control

North Korea said on Tuesday there were no new deaths among fever patients in the country, the first time since it flagged a COVID-19 outbreak nearly two weeks ago, adding that it was seeing a "stable" downward trend in pandemic-related cases.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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NDTV

North Korea Says Covid Situation "Under Control" In Country

2 years ago·New Delhi, India

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Hindustan Times

North Korea says virus situation 'under control'

2 years ago·New Delhi, India

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

N.Korea says virus situation 'under control'

SEOUL (Reuters) -North Korea said on Tuesday it was witnessing a "stable" downward trend in its first confirmed COVID-19 outbreak, reporting less than 200,000 new patients with fever symptoms for a third consecutive day on Tuesday.

2 years ago·Malaysia

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Channel News Asia

North Korea says no new fever deaths, COVID-19 situation under control

SEOUL: North Korea said on Tuesday (May 24) there were no new deaths among fever patients in the country, the first time since it flagged a COVID-19 outbreak nearly two weeks ago, adding that it was seeing a "stable" downward trend in pandemic-related cases. The COVID-19 wave, which North Korea first decla

2 years ago·Singapore

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IBTimes

North Korea Says Virus Situation 'Under Control'

North Korea said on Tuesday it was witnessing a "stable" downward trend in its first confirmed COVID-19 outbreak, reporting less than 200,000 new patients with fever symptoms for a third consecutive day on Tuesday. The COVID wave, declared on May 12, has fuelled concerns over a lack of vaccines, inadequate medical infrastructure and a potential food crisis in the country of 25 million.

2 years ago·United States

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