32 minutes agoNorth Korea faces floods and storms, residents are required to protect the portraits of Kim Jong Un
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(3 years ago)The North Koreans are told to do whatever is possible to protect the portraits of the Kim dynasty, while the country faces floods and strong winds caused by the tropical Khan storm. “Rodong Sinmun”, the ruling party's newspaper, has said that the main “people's “should be in security” of portraits [...]
The North Koreans are told to do whatever is possible to protect the portraits of the Kim dynasty, while the country faces floods and strong winds caused by the tropical Khan storm.
“Rodong Sinmun”, the ruling party's newspaper, has said that the top “ “of people must be “in security” of the current leader's portraits, Kim Jong-un, and his father, Kim Jong-il, and his grandfather and founder of North Korea, Kim Il-sung.
The newspaper also urged citizens to protect the vast number of statues, mosaics, murals, and other monuments of the Kim dynasty, which has led North Korea since its founding in 1948, the Guardian wrote.
Natural disasters can have a devastating impact on poor infrastructure and on deforestation that has increased inflow.
Kim Jong-il's portraits and Kim Il-sung are located in every home and office in the country, and people can face executions for their damage, even if by accident.
