S. Korea plans shipment of medical equipment to NK hospital next month
The South Korean government plans to send medical equipment to Pyongyang by late November under a sanctions exemption granted by the U.N. Security Council (UNSC) sanctions committee on North Korea, a government report showed Wednesday. The government received approval from the UNSC 1718 Committee on May 22 for the plan to ship medical equipment to Kangdong County Hospital in Pyongyang, according…
The South Korean government intends to deliver medical equipment to a hospital in Pyongyang next month, following a sanctions exemption approved by the U.N. Security Council (UNSC) committee. This plan was approved by the UNSC 1718 Committee on May 22, as reported by the unification ministry to Rep. Kim Dae-sik of the opposition People Power Party.
The shipment, estimated to be worth approximately $6.75 million, will consist of 1,431 items across 166 categories, including diagnostic equipment like X-ray machines and stethoscopes, surgical tables, and other treatment devices. The medical supplies will be transported to Kangdong County Hospital in Pyongyang by November 22, within six months of the May 22 approval, while the sanctions exemption remains valid for nine months from the approval date.
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