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North Korea has tried to steal the strategy of the vaccine developed by the US company Pfizer to prevent the coronavirus pandemic.

The BBC reported this on Tuesday, citing South Coriana government officials.

It is not yet confirmed whether the Pfizer's information has been unseen, the Pfizer authorities have not said anything.

South Coriant local media eSnHap says that the country's national government has secretly warned its legislators about theft of Pfizer's information.

In November, Microsoft had closed its borders in January last year after the coronavirus outbreak in China, which has become a target for North Corrita and Russia, including Pfizer, and technology company Microsoft reported in November that it has become a target for the virus.

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