North Korea Faces Severe Flooding, Declines International Aid
Thousands displaced and extensive farmland damaged as North Korea remains hesitant to accept external assistance.
- Heavy rains have flooded over 4,100 homes and 3,000 hectares of farmland in North Pyongan province.
- More than 4,300 people have been rescued, but the number of casualties remains unknown.
- North Korea's infrastructure issues exacerbate the impact of seasonal flooding.
- South Korea has offered humanitarian aid, but North Korea's acceptance is uncertain.
- International organizations express readiness to assist, pending North Korea's approval.