The government is prescribing traditional treatments to people in North Korea where there is no vaccine available to prevent measles. Part of this is warning about traditional therapies, including drinking chukka coffee.
At the same time, health centers across the country, from primary health centers to super specialty hospitals, are free to the people. Earlier in 2020, Kim Jong Un was the first to close the border after the global Kovid expansion. He then turned down the help of foreign agencies, including immunizations.
According to health observers, many people in North Korea, which currently has a population of 2.5 billion, are already suffering from Kovid disease. Despite the willingness of many international agencies to vaccinate people here, Kim Jong Un refused to vaccinate people against Kovid.