North Korea reported its first apparent case of Covid-19 at a city near the border with South Korea
SEOUL—North Korea reported its first apparent Covid-19 case at a city near the border with South Korea, as leader Kim Jong Un enacted the country’s maximum emergency system and warned officials to “face up to the reality.”
The ill individual was a runaway who had gone to South Korea three years ago and had illegally crossed back into North Korea on July 19, according to a Sunday state-media report. The person is suspected of having been infected with the “vicious virus” after several medical checkups had shown an uncertain...
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