North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has inspected flood-hit border villages to monitor rehabilitation efforts, along with his sister Kim Yoo-jung, state media said on Friday. Appeared for the first time in two months.
According to the official Korean News Agency (KCNA), Kim inspected the reconstruction site in the central border area of Kimhwa and studied in detail the damage to homes, farms, transportation, electricity and telecommunications networks. This restoration effort, too.
"I am very pleased to hear that about 88 percent of the total construction projects have been done for nearly 1,000 families, as well as multi-storey houses in the city and other areas in This neighborhood. ” "He is also very pleased that the People's Army is making great achievements under the energetic leadership and meticulous guidance of our party," the agency said.
"This year is going to be an unprecedented year, but it will be a year of great victories with particularly precious struggles," KCNA said.
He was accompanied by his sister Kim Yoo-jung on her first public trip since late July.
Meanwhile, Rodong Sinmun, the official newspaper of North Korea's ruling party, also featured a picture of Kim Yoo-jung in a light brown jacket standing at a distance from Kim.
State media did not give a specific date for Kim's visit, but he appeared to have carried out the inspection on Thursday, as his activities were usually carried out on state media the following day. .
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