All COVID-19-related restrictions on movement for foreign residents in the North Korean capital have been lifted as of Thursday, the Russian Embassy in Pyongyang said.
Citing a new letter received from the Protocol Department of the DPRK’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), the embassy said in a Facebook post Thursday morning that “foreign nationals are once again allowed to visit all the capital's shops, restaurants, everyday businesses, and the Thongil Market.”
All COVID-19-related restrictions on movement for foreign residents in the North Korean capital have been lifted as of Thursday, the Russian Embassy in Pyongyang said.
Citing a new letter received from the Protocol Department of the DPRK’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), the embassy said in a Facebook post Thursday morning that “foreign nationals are once again allowed to visit all the capital's shops, restaurants, everyday businesses, and the Thongil Market.”
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