The current regime of Kim Jong Un has ordered an 11-day mourning to honor former North Korean leader Kim Jong Il. Kim Jong Il ruled from 1994 to December 17, 2011. His son Kim Jong Un then continued to rule, ordering the public not to show any signs of happiness for 11 days in memory of their father, the Daily Mile reported. During this national mourning, North Korean citizens are not allowed to drink alcohol. Not even allowed to laugh. Also, Khadak has been ordered that citizens should not engage in recreational activities.
A citizen of the northeastern border city of Sinuizu responded by saying, “During mourning, we should not drink alcohol, laugh or engage in leisure activities.” December 17 means North Koreans are not even allowed to shop for groceries today. Speaking to Radio Free Asia, he said: “During the mourning, many people were arrested for alcohol or alcohol. They were taken as ideological criminals. He has never been seen again. ”
” Family members are dead during the mourning, but they are not allowed to cry out loud. The body must be removed only after the mourning is over. “People’s birthdays cannot be celebrated if they are in mourning days,” the source said. Another source in the southwestern province of South Hwanghae said in his response that police officers were told to watch people who failed to express their grief during the mourning period. “From the first day of December, the police have a special duty to repress those who harmed the mood of the mass mourning. This is a month’s special duty for the police and I have heard law enforcement officers have no time to sleep. ”
There is a current food crisis problem in North Korea. Citizen groups and state-owned companies have been ordered to look after those in poverty during the mourning period, the source said.
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