Starving North Koreans eating grass

Starving North Koreans are foraging for wild grasses to augment scant spring food supplies, a World Food Programme official said today.

Starving North Koreans eating grass
Mon, 29 Mar, 2004 - 15:20

Starving North Koreans are foraging for wild grasses to augment scant spring food supplies, a World Food Programme official said today.

Gerald Bourke, a spokesman for the UN agency in Beijing, said there was insufficient food coming in for WFP to feed hungry North Koreans.

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