North Korea’s new thought COVID-19 cases remained at zero for the 6th sequential day, with evidently no excess fever patients under treatment, as indicated by its state media Thursday.

No new fever cases were accounted for more than a 24-hour time span until 6 p.m. the earlier day, the authority Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said, refering to information from the state crisis against plague base camp.

It didn’t give data on extra passings or those under treatment. As of July 5, the loss of life remained at 74, with the casualty rate at 0.002 percent.

The absolute number of fever cases from late April to 6 p.m. Wednesday remained at 4.77 million and 99.998 percent of them had recuperated, it added, announcing five new recuperations.

The earlier day, the KCNA had said that five patients were being dealt with, recommending that all fever patients have recuperated.

Regardless of the clear shortfall of new fever cases, the KCNA said the nation is as yet keeping up with its antivirus measures.

“Exercises for solidifying the ongoing enemy of plague circumstance and forestalling the episode of new pestilences are heightened the nation over,” it said in a different English-language report. “Bound together order and command over the general enemy of pandemic work is kept up with.”

Wellbeing specialists have presented a “fourfold test data framework for COVID-19” and are executing safeguard measures against the spread of other irresistible infections entering the nation, taking into account the worldwide spread of monkeypox, it added.

The North unveiled its most memorable COVID-19 case on May 12 subsequent to professing to be Covid free for more than two years and quickly proclaimed a “greatest crisis” infection control framework. (Yonhap)