North Korea reported no new fever cases on Saturday, the first time since its acknowledgement of COVID-19 outbreak in the isolated country in mid-May, according to its statate media report.
The reclusive country said earlier this month it was on a path to “finally defuse” its first publicly declared COVID-19 crisis, even as Asian neighbours battle a resurgence in infections driven by Omicron subvariants. The country has not confirmed how many people have tested positive for COVID-19, apparently lacking testing supplies.
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