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Coverage dated August 9, 2024

North Korean leader says thousands of flood victims will be brought to capital for temporary care

Headline from WHEC Rochester

North Korean leader says he will not seek outside help to recover from floods that devasted areas near the country’s border with China. Kim Jong Un has ordered officials to bring thousands of displaced residents to the capital to provide them better care.

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  1. WHEC Rochester

    North Korean leader says thousands of flood victims will be brought to capital for temporary care (opens WHEC Rochester)

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    North Korean leader says he will not seek outside help to recover from floods that devasted areas near the country’s border with China. Kim Jong Un has ordered officials to bring thousands of displaced residents to the capital to provide them better care.

  2. Voice of America

    North Korean leader says thousands of flood victims will be brought to capital for care (opens Voice of America)

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    He says it will take two to three months to rebuild homes and stabilize areas affected by flood

  3. Miami County Republic

    North Korea moving thousands of flood victims to capital: KCNA (opens Miami County Republic)

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    North Korea will move more than 15,000 flood victims to the capital, state media said Saturday, as leader Kim Jong Un insisted recovery efforts would be "based on self-reliance" despite

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