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State Media Review North Korea praises medical students for donating own skin to infant burn victimAn in-depth analysis of a ‘touching’ health care tale, criticism of B-52 drill, enemy wreckage and a hagiographic play North Korean state media reported this week on the “touching” story of 78 medical students and instructors who donated their own skin to a 1-year-old burn patient, praising their “devotion” while promoting the alleged superiority of the country’s socialist health care system. The DPRK condemned recent joint U.S.-ROK-Japan air drills featuring two B-52 bombers as a “provocative military action,” warning it will take “countermeasures” against the allies growing cooperation. The war museum in Pyongyang unveiled a new exhibit featuring the wreckage of a Korean War-era enemy jet allegedly salvaged from the Yellow Sea © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |



