N. Korean border area with China

N. Korean border area with China

Photo taken from the Chinese border city of Dandong on June 6, 2021, shows a building with a signboard reading "epidemic prevention post" at a port in North Korea's Sinuiju, with an official in protective gear pictured in front of the building.

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