S. Korea's tally of MERS patients rises to 30

S. Korea's tally of MERS patients rises to 30

Photo taken June 2, 2015 shows people walking on a street with their masks on in Seoul's Myeongdong shopping district. South Korea's tally of patients infected with the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome coronavirus rose to 30, with five new cases reported by health authorities on June 3. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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