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What's the truth about coronavirus and North Korea?

4 June 2020

7:25 PM

4 June 2020

7:25 PM

South Korea is one of the world’s success stories for tackling coronavirus and president Moon Jae-in’s approval ratings have soared to a high of 71 per cent as a result. Yet North Korea has still claimed victory over its South Korean rival when it comes to dealing with this disease. According to the highly secretive regime-state, there is not a single Covid-19 case within its territory.

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