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U.S. President Donald Trump boasted Tuesday that the United States has tested more people for the coronavirus in eight days than South Korea did in eight weeks. Trump sounded jubilant after Dr. Deborah Birx, the White House coronavirus response coordinator, shared the statistics during a virtual town hall hosted by Fox News at the White House...(source: Yonhap, 3.25/more you can read here)
U.S. President Donald Trump expressed hope Tuesday, in a phone conversation with President Moon Jae-in, that South Korea could provide medical equipment support, according to Cheong Wa Dae...(source: Yonhap, 3.25/more you can read here)
It is extremely rare for the U.S. to seek help from Korea on a medical issue. Trump's request is seen to reflect the gravity of the COVID-19 situation in the U.S., which has seen a swift rise in infections amid a shortage of medical supplies. It was not immediately known [...] what kind of equipment Trump mentioned. But during a visit to Seegene, a local developer of COVID-19 diagnostic kits, Wednesday, Moon said that Trump had requested the shipment of test kits and products related to quarantine...(source: Korea Times, 3.25)
Amid the high military morale running through the entire army all out for getting fully combat ready along with firm conviction in sure victory under the extraordinary commanding art and militant encouragement by Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un, the sound of another artillery has rocked heaven and earth...(source: KCNA, 3,21)
As the world faces one of the worst public health crises in recent history, South Korea’s response to the COVID-19 outbreak is widely praised as a model for other affected countries to follow, and the care employees represented by UNI affiliate Korea Health and Medical Workers Union (KHMU) are at the center of the country’s effective response to contain the virus.
The decreasing rate of new infections, low mortality, and the strong, united response of Korean healthcare workers has buoyed support for workers, and the union is drawing on this newfound support to demand necessary reforms to the country’s care system in the lead-up to the April 15 General Elections. National Infection Prevention Hospitals, a National Graduate School for Public Healthcare, and an more staff in public hospitals are part of a list of demands to improve care in South Korea.
“Korean healthcare workers are showing the world how to work together to stop COVID-19,” said Christy Hoffman UNI Global Union General Secretary. “Diligent, highly-trained, and protected workers serving a robust healthcare system are essential for any functioning society. If we are learning one thing during this emergency is that government and employers must do what’s necessary to put people first in every policy against the virus.”...(source: UNInews, 3.18/more you can read here)
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