Humanitarian agencies in the DPRK are asking for $28.2 million in funding to help with reparations for the North’s flood-hit regions, according to a UN press release published on Monday.
The UN’s Humanitarian Country Team in North Korea also issued an emergency response plan detailing support for over 600,000 people in North Hamgyong province.
Humanitarian agencies in the DPRK are asking for $28.2 million in funding to help with reparations for the North’s flood-hit regions, according to a UN press release published on Monday.
The UN’s Humanitarian Country Team in North Korea also issued an emergency response plan detailing support for over 600,000 people in North Hamgyong province.
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