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Kim Yoo-sung
Kim Yoo-sung is an Ask a North Korean contributor who left Gil-joo County of Hamkyungbuk-do, DPRK in 2005
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Ask A North Korean Having a baby in North KoreaThe North can be divided into Pyongyang and Regional republics, with the former getting the best health care
Every week we ask a North Korean your questions, giving you the chance to learn more about the country we know so little about. This week’s question is: What’s the difference between having a baby in South Korea and in North Korea? North Korea is divided into two Republics – the Pyongyang Republic and the Regional Republic. Residents in the Pyongyang Republic have access to obstetricians, pediatricians and facilities of higher quality while residents in the Regional Republic are denied access to all of these. My aunt moved to Pyongyang after marrying someone from there. Once she came to visit © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |