International flood recovery operations in North Korea are moving forward but face several obstacles including a lack of funding, logistical issues and provision shortages, according to a report by the International Federation of the Red Cross (IFRC) released on Thursday.
The IFRC published an Emergency Appeal Operation update, which includes a detailed overview of its ongoing operation in aiding the DPRK in the flood recovery, specifically for 7,000 targeted families (28,000 individuals).
International flood recovery operations in North Korea are moving forward but face several obstacles including a lack of funding, logistical issues and provision shortages, according to a report by the International Federation of the Red Cross (IFRC) released on Thursday.
The IFRC published an Emergency Appeal Operation update, which includes a detailed overview of its ongoing operation in aiding the DPRK in the flood recovery, specifically for 7,000 targeted families (28,000 individuals).
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