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==South Korea==
[[South Korea]] reported 1766 infected cases and 13 deaths the fifth week. Six weeks in, South Korea reported over 3,500 infections.
==Taiwan==
China has used its influence in the WHO to keep [[Taiwan]] out. The government in Beijing does not like the administration in [[Taipei]]. Taiwan is not allowed to join the World Health Organization as a member state or even as an observer, putting Taiwan's population of 23 million people at risk. Taiwan's exclusion from the WHO leaves its population vulnerable during the crisis. A lack of direct and timely channels to the WHO have already resulted in inaccurate reporting of cases in Taiwan. Taiwan has repeatedly complained that China and the WHO aren't sharing information about the coronavirus outbreak with them. The same thing happened in 2003 when the deadly SARS epidemic broke out in China. Besides putting 23 million Taiwanese lives at risk, the 50 million foreign travelers who pass through Taiwan airports every year are at risk. On February 4, 2020, the WHO got the number of cases wrong in Taiwan, relying on data from Beijing not Taipei.
==North Korea==
