N. Korea lets in aid after floods

Reclusive North Korea is opening up to widespread international aid after devastating floods, and the main United Nations food agency said it would start distributing emergency food to thousands of victims.

N. Korea lets in aid after floods
Wed, 22 Aug, 2007 - 10:29

Reclusive North Korea is opening up to widespread international aid after devastating floods, and the main United Nations food agency said it would start distributing emergency food to thousands of victims.

Letting in aid under the World Food Programme indicates the severity of the floods – and the secretive regime’s desperation.

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