State Media
COVID-19 mentions in DPRK state media
North Korea may be closing a key sea route for humanitarian aid deliveries
The move likely followed Kim Jong Un's order on July 25 to strengthen measures against potential COVID-19 risks
North Koreans ‘still not awake’ to the dangers of COVID-19, state media says
Steep uptick in coverage of domestic coronavirus measures follows complete lockdown of Kaesong City
North Korea claims zero COVID-19 cases as top official visits city on lockdown
First Vice Chairman Choe Ryong Hae inspected Kaesong where controls were put in place due to a suspected infection
North Korea conducted more than 1,000 COVID-19 tests: All results ‘negative’
World Health Organization suggests less than 200 have been tested since the last update in June
Stopping COVID-19 more important than the economy, North Korean media says
Rodong Sinmun article urges officials to play closer attention to pandemic control efforts
North Korean schools to reopen this month after two-month delay: state media
DPRK radio says classes set to restart soon, with teachers ordered to "strictly abide" by COVID-19 prevention steps
GoFundMe pulls campaign raising funds for COVID-19 aid to North Korea
Online fundraising platform says sanctions prohibit it from hosting the campaign
First coronavirus-related private aid from South Korea arrives in the North: MOU
Hand sanitizers worth $80,887 arrived in the DPRK early May, with 20,000 hazmat suits yet to be sent
Kim Jong Un congratulates Chinese leader Xi Jinping on COVID-19 “success”
"Verbal message" comes as Beijing says it has COVID-19 under control, Pyongyang denies having any infections at all
North Korea’s health ministry launches new website
Ministry of Public Health website lauds DPRK's successes in public health, details state's COVID-19 response
