North Korea Recommends Dog Meat Soup to Combat Record Heat
North Korean state media has advised citizens to consume dog meat soup and other traditional remedies to cope with record-breaking summer temperatures. The recommendation highlights the country's unique approach to public health during extreme weather.
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North Koreans urged to beat heat with dog-meat soup - Reuters
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State television reported temperature on Thursday hit 36.7 degrees Celsius (98.1 degrees Fahrenheit), the highest since weather recordings began in the country.
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As the Korean Peninsula swelters through a heat wave, North Korean state media has touted everything from dog-meat soup to chicken broth (commonly called dangogi-guk) as ways to cope, while portraying Kim Jong Un as a leader who endures harsh conditions alongside his people. State television reported on Thursday the temperature hit 36.7 degrees Celsius […]
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