Banners encouraging North Korean citizens to help with flood repairs as part of the repurposed 200-day labor campaign have sprung up around Pyongyang, photos recently obtained by NK News show.
Compared to slogans seen around the capital just a few months ago, which called for absolute fidelity to leader Kim Jong Un, the newer banners were mostly on recovery work for the flood-hit areas in North Hamgyong Province.
Banners encouraging North Korean citizens to help with flood repairs as part of the repurposed 200-day labor campaign have sprung up around Pyongyang, photos recently obtained by NK News show.
Compared to slogans seen around the capital just a few months ago, which called for absolute fidelity to leader Kim Jong Un, the newer banners were mostly on recovery work for the flood-hit areas in North Hamgyong Province.
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