North Korea builds grain centers to tighten control over food distribution
"The system looks comprehensive on paper, but practical problems could emerge, such as electricity shortages, lack of technical personnel and logistical deficiencies," a source told Daily NK
Malnutrition spreads across North Korea as food prices surge over 50 percent
As food prices continue climbing, the regime has attempted to intervene through price caps and market restrictions, but these measures have proven largely ineffective
2 comments:
"these measures have proven largely ineffective" but only for the usual reasons. There's nothing specifically NORK about it.
dearieme - yes, only for the usual reasons. Easily accessible reasons, but the exercise of power seems to be far more important.
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