North Korea released new posters yesterday urging its citizens to preserve water amidst concerns that ongoing low levels of rainfall could hit DPRK harvests.
According to an article published by the Korean Central News Agency, the posters are part of campaign to overcome drought.
North Korea released new posters yesterday urging its citizens to preserve water amidst concerns that ongoing low levels of rainfall could hit DPRK harvests.
According to an article published by the Korean Central News Agency, the posters are part of campaign to overcome drought.
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