The sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has blasted South Korean 'puppets' for allegedly triggering its COVID-19 outbreak by sending leaflets and 'dirty objects' into the country.
Kim Yo-jong, member of the State Affairs Commission of North Korea, accused South Korean activists of contamination by flying COVID-infected leaflets across the border.
Kim Jong-un's sister Kim Yo-jong blamed South Korean activists for contaminating North Korea with COVID-19. Picture: Getty Images "It is the universally accepted opinion of the international community that it is necessary to thoroughly disinfect the surface of objects as the malignant virus spreads via objects.
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