New Delhi: The World Health Organization (WHO) reiterated its commitment to cooperate with the country in tackling the pandemic, expressing concern over the COVID-19 situation in North Korea.
The WHO said that because vaccination has not started in North Korea, there is a risk of a rapid spread of the virus.
In North Korea, eight people died of Covid on Monday and 392,920 people reported symptoms of fever. According to the country’s emergency anti-virus headquarters, more than 1.2 million people have fallen ill due to the outbreak of fever since the end of April. About 5,64,860 people are in isolation.
Related posts:
19 bodies recovered so far in Uttarkashi avalanche, four brought to Harshil by helicopter
Britain lifts additional restrictions including mandatory wearing of face masks
Former CM Charanjit Channi apologises for wearing cap on turban
Rahul Gandhi's security lapsed! Man breaks security cordon in Hoshiarpur, hugs him