North Korea's leader sends sympathy message to Japanese Prime Minister
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un expressed condolences to the Prime Minister and the people of Japan in connection with a series of earthquakes that killed 110 people. This was reported by the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA).
"Having received the news that, unfortunately, at the beginning of the year in Japan there was an earthquake that led to numerous human casualties and serious material damage, I express my sincere sympathy and condolences to you and in your person to the families of the victims and victims," - quotes the text of the telegram by the Korean Central News Agency.
Kim Jong-un also wished a speedy elimination of the consequences of the disaster and a return to normal life.
As a result of the earthquake in Japan, 110 people were killed, more than 500 people were injured, tens of thousands of people were left without shelter, water and electricity. Local authorities continue to monitor the safety of people whose fate is unknown. More than 365 houses have been completely or partially destroyed.
Kim Jong-un also wished a speedy elimination of the consequences of the disaster and a return to normal life.
As a result of the earthquake in Japan, 110 people were killed, more than 500 people were injured, tens of thousands of people were left without shelter, water and electricity. Local authorities continue to monitor the safety of people whose fate is unknown. More than 365 houses have been completely or partially destroyed.
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