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North Korea says Covid vaccines are no universal remedy, warns of lengthy battle North Korea says Covid vaccines are no universal remedy, warns of lengthy battle North Koreas state media warned of the prospect of a lengthy battle against the coronavirus and said vaccines developed by global drugmakers were proving to be "no universal panacea". advertisement UPDATED: May 6, 2021 08:51 IST North Koreas state media warned of the prospect of a lengthy battle against the coronavirus. North Koreas st...

Kim Jong Un praises North Koreas ideologically correct military By (0) Kim Jong Un (C) and first lady Ri Sol Ju watch a performance of the arts groups of military families in Pyongyang on Wednesday, according to state media. Photo by KCNA/EPA-EFE May 6 (UPI) -- Kim Jong Un praised North Koreas "exemplary" military for its patriotism during a performance that featured military families at Mansudae Art Theater. Korean Workers Party newspaper Rodong Sinmun reported Thursday that Kim attended the...

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news N.K. paper warns of virus infections via strange objects in air SEOUL, May 6 (Yonhap) -- North Koreas official newspaper on Thursday urged people to stay alert against coronavirus infections through "strange objects" floating in the air, days after the regime issued a harshly worded statement against propaganda leaflets sent from South Korea. Last week, an activist group consisting of North Korean defectors in South Korea said that it released around 500,000 leaflets into the North via lar...

© CyprusMail 2021 North Korea’s state media warned of the prospect of a lengthy battle against the coronavirus and said vaccines developed by global drugmakers were proving to be “no universal panacea”. The country has not officially confirmed any infections, although South Korean officials have said an outbreak there cannot be ruled out, as the North had trade and people-to-people links with China before shutting its border early last year. The Rodong Sinmun, the official newsp...

May 4, 2021 Share The chairman of one of South Korea’s biggest dairy companies has resigned over a scandal in which his company was accused of deliberately spreading misinformation that its yogurt helps prevent coronavirus infections. While stepping down as the company’s head, Hong Won-sik and other members of his family will retain their commanding share in Namyang Dairy Products. Namyang financed research it aggressively promoted through the media and a symposium it funded last mo...

  SEOUL -- North Koreas state media warned of the prospect of a lengthy battle against the coronavirus and said vaccines developed by global drugmakers were proving to be "no universal panacea." The country has not officially confirmed any infections, although South Korean officials have said an outbreak there cannot be ruled out, as the North had trade and people-to-people links with China before shutting its border early last year. The Rodong Sinmun, the official newspaper of North Korea...

North Korean state media called for a "great revolution" in the nations literary arts amid rising concerns about "antisocialist and non-socialist phenomena."

Rodong Sinmun, an official newspaper in North Korea, reportedly warned residents against the use of vaccines to fight the Chinese coronavirus.

North Korea says Covid-19 vaccines are no panacea, warns of lengthy battle Top Searches North Korea says Covid-19 vaccines are no panacea, warns of lengthy battle Reuters / May 5, 2021, 18:36 IST FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail SEOUL: North Koreas state media warned of the prospect of a lengthy battle against the coronavirus and said vaccines developed by global drugmakers were proving to be "no universal panacea". The country has not officially confirmed any infections, although South Korean of...