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UPDATED: 10:12, May 01, 2004
WHO helps rebuild DPRK's health care facilities following train blast
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The World Health Organization said Friday that the train blast disaster highlighted the vulnerability of the health care system of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK).

So far with the consolidated humanitarian appeal launched for the DPRK earlier this year, there had been many appeals for health projects and only about 50 percent of those funds had come through, said WHO Spokesperson Christine McNab.

Source: Xinhua

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