North Korean state media provided continuous updates on Typhoon Khanun throughout the night yesterday and this morning, dispatching reporters to hard-hit areas outside of the capital for the first time since 2020.
The weather segments on Korean Central Television (KCTV) frequently interrupted coverage of the FIFA Women's World Cup in an apparent attempt to keep the public alert, highlighting the seriousness of the storm.
North Korean state media provided continuous updates on Typhoon Khanun throughout the night yesterday and this morning, dispatching reporters to hard-hit areas outside of the capital for the first time since 2020.
The weather segments on Korean Central Television (KCTV) frequently interrupted coverage of the FIFA Women's World Cup in an apparent attempt to keep the public alert, highlighting the seriousness of the storm.
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