Schools and offices in North cancel classes and work due to heavy rain
Several schools and offices in North Korea have cancelled classes and work due to heavy rain, according to reports.
"The heavy rain has led to a significant increase in the risk of flooding and landslides, and we have decided to cancel classes and work for the time being," said an official from the Pyongyang City People's Committee in a statement.
Reports indicate that the rain has caused widespread flooding and damage to buildings and infrastructure in the region.
- The Pyongyang City People's Committee has announced that all classes and work in the city will be cancelled until further notice.
- The North Korean government has ordered the evacuation of people living in flood-prone areas.
- The rain is expected to continue throughout the day, with some areas receiving up to 100 mm of rain.
Residents are advised to stay indoors and avoid traveling unless absolutely necessary.
The heavy rain is also causing power outages in some areas, with reports of electricity being cut off to several neighborhoods.
Autor's Resumen:
Heavy rain has caused widespread flooding and damage in North Korea, leading to the cancellation of classes and work in several schools and offices.
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