North Korea Eases Covid Curbs, Allowing Citizens Abroad to Return Home

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North Korea has announced that it will allow its citizens living abroad to return home, but they will still be required to undergo a one-week quarantine upon arrival. This decision comes as the country eases its coronavirus-era border controls in response to the improved global pandemic situation. While other Asian countries have already relaxed their restrictions, North Korea has maintained strict measures since early 2020. The recent reopening signals a gradual return to normalcy, with international flights and sports teams resuming activities.
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