North Korea has fired two projectiles into the sea, according to South Korea's military.
It said the projectiles appeared to be short-range ballistic missiles.
They were launched early on Saturday from Pyongan province towards the East Sea, also known as the Sea of Japan.
North Korea launched multiple missiles as part of firing drills earlier this month. The US and China have called on Pyongyang to return to talks on ending its nuclear and missile programmes.
On Saturday, South Korea's Joint Chief of Staff said it was monitoring the situation in case there are additional launches.
It described the actions as "extremely inappropriate" at a time when the world was dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic.
The projectiles flew for 410km (255 miles) with a maximum altitude of around 50km, the South Korean military said.
Japan's coast guard confirmed a missile had landed outside the waters of its exclusive economic zone.
It comes as North Korea announced it would be holding a session of the Supreme People's Assembly, the country's parliament, on 10 April. Analysts say the meeting will involve almost 700 of the country's leaders in one spot.
Rachel Minyoung Lee, from North Korea monitoring website NK News said on Twitter that the meeting would "be the ultimate show of (North Korea's) confidence in managing the coronavirus situation".
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