Published 2 years ago

North Korea reports 'positive trend' in COVID fight as fever cases dip

Summary by Ground News

North Korea has reported 2.4 million likely coronavirus infections and at least 66 deaths from the virus. The full extent of the country's outbreak is unknown, as experts believe it may be fabricating figures or unable to significantly diagnose a large portion of cases. North Korea has an extremely low vaccination rate against COVID-19 and limited health facilities.

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Reuters

North Korea reports 'positive trend' in COVID fight as fever cases dip

For the first time in nearly 10 days North Korea's daily "fever" cases dropped below 200,000, state media said on Sunday, reporting "a positive trend" after measures were taken to control the country's first acknowledged COVID-19 outbreak.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

North Korea reports 'positive trend' in COVID fight as fever cases dip

SEOUL (Reuters) - For the first time in nearly 10 days North Korea's daily "fever" cases dropped below 200,000, state media said on Sunday, reporting "a positive trend" after measures were taken to control the country's first acknowledged COVID-19 outbreak. Read full story

2 years ago·Malaysia

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South China Morning Post

Coronavirus: North Korea reports dip in Covid cases

The Covid wave fuelled concerns over a lack of vaccines, inadequate medical infrastructure and a potential food crisis in the country of 25 million.

2 years ago·Hong Kong

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Channel News Asia

North Korea reports 'positive trend' in COVID-19 fight as fever cases dip

SEOUL: For the first time in nearly 10 days North Korea's daily "fever" cases dropped below 200,000, state media said on Sunday (May 22), reporting "a positive trend" after measures were taken to control the country's first acknowledged COVID-19 outbreak. The COVID-19 wave, declared on May 12, has fuelled

2 years ago·Singapore

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