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Kim Jong Un urges people to eat less because of food shortages

Foreign media reports say North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un has called on the country’s people to eat less.

The reason for this is that there are signs that the country is facing severe famine.

According to North Korean government officials, even Kim Jong Un has reduced his daily diet dose.

 In 2022, North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un’s primary goal is economic development and at the same time, he urged people to eat less.

According to North Korean state media, Kim Jong announced at a meeting of the Korean Workers’ Party (WPK).

“Factories are now being set up in the country. It will improve the lives of the people. At present the country is in a battle with ‘life and death’. Therefore, sacrifices must be made.” He said to the people.

In the picture released by the media, he looks much thinner than before. According to government officials, Kim Jong Un has reduced his dose due to food shortages in the country.

With this, he has ordered the people of the country to eat less until the situation returns to normal.

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