North Korean state media reported Saturday that all foreigners in the country who had been subject to measures aimed at preventing a local outbreak of the new coronavirus have been released from quarantine.The Korean Central News Agency also said that the country's borders would remain completely closed until COVID-19 infections are curbed globally.North Korea had as of late February reportedly quarantined some 380 foreigners, including diplomats stationed in the capital Pyongyang.Related coverage:Japanese customs: a guide in brave new coronavirus world?READ FULL ARTICLE