North Korea said it had recorded no new "fever" cases even as Asian neighbors experience a resurgence in Coronavirus infections driven by omicron sub
North Korea said it had recorded no new “fever” cases even as Asian neighbors experience a resurgence in Coronavirus infections driven by omicron subvariants, reported DW. “There were no new fever patients reported” over a 24-hour period from Thursday evening, the state-run Korean Central News Agency said. The country only reported its first Coronavirus case in May, over two years after the pandemic began, with state media declaring a “most serious national emergency.” Since then, the country has reported more than 4.77 million “fever” cases, but authorities have not revealed how many patients tested positive for the coronavirus, reported DW.
North Korea’s latest report on the death toll among fever patients stood at 74 as of July 5, a mortality rate of 0.0016% that would be the world’s lowest, if true. The claim of zero cases would boost Kim Jong Un’s image as a leader who has controlled the outbreak faster than other countries. “The organizational power and unity unique to the society is fully displayed in the struggle to bring forward a victory in the emergency anti-epidemic campaign by fully executing the anti-epidemic policies of the party and the state”, the official Korean Central News Agency said. The daily fever caseload has been nosediving in recent days. There were three reported cases on Friday and 11 on Thursday, from a peak of about 400,000 a day in May, as reported by DW.
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In the last 24 hours 1,713 new cases of contagion and 0 deaths caused by Covid 19 were reported by State and Health Authorities. Contagion is being watched in Guanajuato and cases of contagion reported are over 1,700 in the last 24 hours, while there were 0 deaths reported. Authorities maintain the color of activities in the GREEN easing restrictions on activities, both leisure and work.
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