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North Korea is in the midst of a Covid catastrophe

17 May 2022

12:28 AM

17 May 2022

12:28 AM

As Covid spread throughout the world in 2020, North Korea slammed shut its borders. It was an approach that has paid off, until now. No longer Covid-free, the country’s state media has admitted that cases – and deaths – are exploding. Since April, over 1.2 million cases of a ‘fever’ – a euphemism for coronavirus – have been detected.

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