North Korea’s COVID outbreak hits over 1.7M; WHO is “deeply concerned”
Kim blamed the outbreak on officials' "non-positive attitude, slackness, and non-activity."
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North Korea’s COVID outbreak hits over 1.7M; WHO is “deeply concerned”
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