Abnormal epidemics continue in North Korea

State media reported on Sunday that North Korea had sent
medical teams and epidemiologists to the province battling
the outbreak of the intestinal disease. So far, at least 800
families in South Hwanghae province have received assistance
suffering from what North Korea has called an "acute intestinal
epidemic." Enteric refers to the gastrointestinal tract, and South
Korean officials say it could be cholera or typhoid. The new
outbreak, first reported on Thursday, is putting additional
pressure on the isolated country as it battles chronic food
shortages and a wave of COVID-19 infections.
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On Sunday, state-run news agency KCNA detailed the preventive
measures, including quarantine, "intensive screening for all
residents," and special treatment and monitoring of vulnerable
people such as children and the elderly.
The KCNA said a national "rapid diagnosis and treatment team"
is working with local health authorities and steps are being taken
to ensure agriculture is not disrupted in a key agricultural area.
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