
About 500 people remain in quarantine in North Korea
US, WASHINGTON (ORDO NEWS) — Currently, about 500 people remain in quarantine throughout North Korea. Quarantine is removed strictly under the leadership of the State Committee for Emergency Disease Control.
The day before, the DPRK was assured that there was not a single case of infection in the country. This was stated by the director of the Epidemiological Disease Control Division of the National Center for Epidemic Control Park Myung-soo. According to him, such a result was achieved thanks to measures taken by the authorities, including of a preventive nature.
A meeting was recently convened in the DPRK to review a nationwide effort to combat the virus. It said that preventive work should be intensified – until the disease completely disappears on a global scale.
In late January, due to the threat of the spread of COVID-19, the DPRK authorities blocked the border with the PRC and tightened the inspection of arriving foreigners. In February, the quarantine period for foreigners, DPRK citizens who visited abroad, and those who contacted such people, was extended to 30 days.
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