About 2 lakh people were isolated and the country has imposed severe locking on Kim’s orders. North Korea Corona Virus Lockdown Update; Kim Jong Un confirmed the first death from Govt-19 disease

A patient who was infected with corona for the first time in North Korea died on Friday. At the same time, 5 unconfirmed coronas have died. According to state media, there are currently 1,87,000 people in the country experiencing flu-like symptoms, which have left them isolated.

On May 8, we reported that the first corona case had been reported in North Korea. This was confirmed on Thursday, with a nationwide lockout imposed. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), North Korea has tested 13,259 samples by the end of 2020. All of these reports have come in negative.

‘Fever’ spreading in North Korea

So far 350,000 people in North Korea have shown symptoms of the flu.

In the capital, Pyongyang, people suddenly fell ill with the flu at the end of April, according to the country’s KCNA news agency. The flu has spread outside Pyongyang. A total of 350,000 people have shown symptoms of the flu so far. However, the company did not disclose how many of these were found to be corona positive.

No one in the country has been vaccinated

Experts believe that the flu that is spreading in the country may actually be the Omigran variant of the corona.

According to the BBC, North Korea may be in a state of corona explosion at this time. Experts believe that 25 million people living in the country are at risk because no one here is vaccinated and they do not have access to good health care. The flu that spreads here is the omigran type of corona.

In fact, North Korea has flatly refused to buy vaccines made in countries such as Britain and China. Instead, the government said it would stop entering the Corona country in January 2020 by closing all borders.

Locking can be a real hazard

Kim Jong Un first wore a mask on TV during a meeting on Corona on Thursday.

Experts believe the real threat to North Korea is not the corona, but the lockout. Large sections of the population are also suffering from malnutrition. Over the past two years, trade has declined anyway as borders have been closed. Now that Lockdown is being imposed, there may be further shortages of food and medicine.

According to the BBC, we do not know how severe the lockout will be in North Korea. Dictator Kim Jong Un is telling the world about his true condition and asking for help.

Kim Jong Un first wore a mask on TV during a meeting on Corona on Thursday. To control the virus in the country, a maximum emergency has been ordered, which includes protocols such as no crowds in the workplace and local locking.