Schools in N. Korea resume classes since Mon.

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Schools in N. Korea resume classes since Mon.

BEIJING/PYONGYANG, June 2 Kyodo - Elementary, junior high and high schools in North Korea have resumed classes since Monday after a monthslong-closure over the new coronavirus pandemic, a state-run newspaper reported Tuesday.

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