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입력 2022.05.17 (14:59)
수정 2022.05.17 (16:45)
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North Korea has yet to respond to South Korea's proposed assistance on the North's COVID-19 outbreak. Seoul's unification ministry says the two sides resumed their regular morning contact via the liaison office hotline at 9 a.m. Tuesday but the North did not mention the issue. On Monday, via the hotline, Seoul proposed holding working-level talks to discuss cooperation on the virus outbreak, but the North did not clarify whether it was accepting the message.
South Korea reported 35-thousand-117 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday including 26 from overseas, as confirmed throughout the previous day. It marks the lowest Tuesday tally in 15 weeks. People 60 and older account for 16.8% of new infections while minors 18 and younger take up 20.7%. The number of critically ill patients stands at 333 while 27 more fatalities have been reported raising the death toll to 23,771.
North Korea has yet to respond to South Korea's proposed assistance on the North's COVID-19 outbreak. Seoul's unification ministry says the two sides resumed their regular morning contact via the liaison office hotline at 9 a.m. Tuesday but the North did not mention the issue. On Monday, via the hotline, Seoul proposed holding working-level talks to discuss cooperation on the virus outbreak, but the North did not clarify whether it was accepting the message.
South Korea reported 35-thousand-117 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday including 26 from overseas, as confirmed throughout the previous day. It marks the lowest Tuesday tally in 15 weeks. People 60 and older account for 16.8% of new infections while minors 18 and younger take up 20.7%. The number of critically ill patients stands at 333 while 27 more fatalities have been reported raising the death toll to 23,771.
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- 입력 2022-05-17 14:59:15
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[Anchor Lead]
North Korea has yet to respond to South Korea's proposed assistance on the North's COVID-19 outbreak. Seoul's unification ministry says the two sides resumed their regular morning contact via the liaison office hotline at 9 a.m. Tuesday but the North did not mention the issue. On Monday, via the hotline, Seoul proposed holding working-level talks to discuss cooperation on the virus outbreak, but the North did not clarify whether it was accepting the message.
South Korea reported 35-thousand-117 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday including 26 from overseas, as confirmed throughout the previous day. It marks the lowest Tuesday tally in 15 weeks. People 60 and older account for 16.8% of new infections while minors 18 and younger take up 20.7%. The number of critically ill patients stands at 333 while 27 more fatalities have been reported raising the death toll to 23,771.
North Korea has yet to respond to South Korea's proposed assistance on the North's COVID-19 outbreak. Seoul's unification ministry says the two sides resumed their regular morning contact via the liaison office hotline at 9 a.m. Tuesday but the North did not mention the issue. On Monday, via the hotline, Seoul proposed holding working-level talks to discuss cooperation on the virus outbreak, but the North did not clarify whether it was accepting the message.
South Korea reported 35-thousand-117 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday including 26 from overseas, as confirmed throughout the previous day. It marks the lowest Tuesday tally in 15 weeks. People 60 and older account for 16.8% of new infections while minors 18 and younger take up 20.7%. The number of critically ill patients stands at 333 while 27 more fatalities have been reported raising the death toll to 23,771.
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