North Korea was submerged in the sea, more than 500 people died and went missing

The United Nations said the extremely severe flood situation in North Korea left at least 133 people dead, 395 others missing and more than 100,000 people had to flee their homes.

The official Korean news agency KCNA on September 11 also reported that serious flooding in the northeast of the country is causing great difficulties and challenges. The Korean Meteorological Bureau announced that the flood this time was "the most terrible natural disaster since the war in 1945".

This flood was particularly serious, at least 133 people died.

Citing the statement of the North Central Committee, KCNA, a labor campaign has been launched to build houses for flood victims, so that people can feel the concern of the Lao party. ruling.

Korean media also called on all North Korean citizens to participate in the flood recovery.

"The entire resources of the country including material, human and technical equipment have been mobilized, " according to KCNA.

In addition to human damage, North Korea suffered heavy material losses including, 35,500 houses affected with 69% were completely destroyed. About 8,700 public buildings were also damaged. In addition, according to the United Nations Office, 39,540 hectares of agricultural land were destroyed and 140,000 people needed urgent help.

Many railroads, roads, power sources and many factories in East North Korea are also destroyed or submerged in flood waters.