June rainfall eases fears of chronic food shortages although many areas remain extremely short of water, says South Korea North Korea received enough rain in June to ease a drought that had been described by Pyongyang as the worst in a century - although parts of the country remain acutely short of water, the South Korean government said on Friday. Related: North Korea fears famine as drought halves food production, says UN
June rainfall eases fears of chronic food shortages although many areas remain extremely short of water, says South Korea North Korea received enough rain in June to ease a drought that had been described by Pyongyang as the worst in a century - although parts of the country remain acutely short of water, the South Korean government said on Friday. Related: North Korea fears famine as drought halves food production, says UN
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