Journalists on official visit to Pyongyang were taken to a catfish factory on Monday (April 17) where ramped up production means there's nothing to fear from sanctions, employees say.
The catfish plant uses water from a neighboring coal fired power station for the fishes. According to the plants' general manager the water is filtered for thirty seconds before entering the facility.
The factory manages to produce 2500 tonnes of catfish to feed the people, a good way to counter the effects of international sanctions sanctions says one employee.
The United States, its allies and China are working together on a range of responses to North Korea's latest failed ballistic missile test, US President Donald Trump's national security adviser said on Sunday (April 16), citing what he called an international consensus to act.
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