NGO Criticises North Korea Over Healthcare
Tuesday, July 20, 2010 - 15:24
Amnesty International (AI) say surgery without anaesthetics, unsterilised needles and epidemics worsened by malnutrition illustrate the desperate state of North Korea's healthcare system.
The organisation says food shortages have persisted since the 1990s famine and some North Koreans survive partly on grass, tree roots and bark.
It says healthcare is free for all, adding that many witnesses told it they have had to pay for all services since the 1990s.
To read the article titled, “Amnesty paints desperate picture of N Korea healthcare,” click here.
The organisation says food shortages have persisted since the 1990s famine and some North Koreans survive partly on grass, tree roots and bark.
It says healthcare is free for all, adding that many witnesses told it they have had to pay for all services since the 1990s.
To read the article titled, “Amnesty paints desperate picture of N Korea healthcare,” click here.
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