North Korea declared a state of emergency on Sunday after one person in the country was suspected of being positive for COVID-19.
On Sunday, local time, state news agency KCNA reported North Korean leader Kim Jong Un 
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Kim declared a state of emergency and imposed a lockdown in Kaesong, reportedly calling it a “critical situation in which the vicious virus could be said to have entered the country.”
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