AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAnimal Disease Control: South Korea’s unification minister called for phased cooperation with North Korea to contain African swine fever, foot-and-mouth disease and bird flu that could cross the border with wild animals. Winter Nutrition: A poor cabbage and radish harvest in South Pyongan province threatens the supply of kimchi, a winter staple. Prices for both vegetables have roughly doubled since January, putting extra pressure on families already facing food shortages. Medicine Access: A UN human rights official said hunger remains widespread and many North Koreans lack access to medicines and treatment. International humanitarian groups have been unable to enter the country for five or six years, limiting their ability to assess needs and provide support.
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