S. Korea reports 6th death, 23 new cases from MERS

S. Korea reports 6th death, 23 new cases from MERS

People walk in downtown Seoul with masks on June 8, 2015, as the number of confirmed Middle East Respiratory Syndrome coronavirus cases in South Korea continues to rise. It was reported the same day that the sixth death and 23 new cases in the country's first outbreak of the deadly disease had occurred, putting the total number of cases at 87. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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