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

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

People walk in downtown Seoul on June 8, 2015, wearing masks amid deepening concerns over the spread of the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome. South Korea reported its sixth death and 23 new cases in the country's first outbreak of the disease, raising the total number of cases to 87. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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