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North Korean food crisis: The leader Kim Jong Un issue this statement by viewing the soaring of food price in the North Korean.

In an combat the food crisis comes in the country. The North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has urged the people to "eat less" till the 2025.

The leader Kim Jong Un issue this statement by viewing the soaring of food price in the North Korean.

The lack of food supply in the North Korean as the food supply is unable to meet the demand of the people living in the country.

So the prices of the food get raised in the country.

Due to the natural disaster and insufficient agriculture materials are lead to the shortage of food in the country.

Blaming a ''series of deviations'' for singling out tight food supplies, Kim Jong Un said- "The people's food situation is now getting tense as the agricultural sector failed to fulfill its grain production plan.''

The food shortage in North Korea have been exacerbated by the sanctions, the coronavirus pandemic, and last year’s typhoons.

Kim had mobilised the military to carry out relief work in areas recently hit by heavy rains.

According to Radio Free Asia (RFA) report, source told that ''Two weeks ago, they told the neighborhood watch unit meeting that our food emergency would continue until 2025.''

''Authorities emphasised that the possibility of reopening customs between North Korea and China before 2025 was very slim.''

Amid the spread of COVID-19 across the world, the Chinese border was closed by the authority in 2020.

In South Hamgyomg the meeting was conducted by the Worker's Party's Central Military Commission to discuss the acute food crisis in the nation.

According to the UN World Food Program, around 40 percent of the total North Korean population is estimated to be undernourished.

Arduous March” of work and sacrifice this year.

The period is often talked about as a historic event, but Kim’s apparent comparison to current problems came after he said the country faces the ''worst-ever situation.''