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As a part of the 11-day mourning on the 10th anniversary of former leader Kim Jong-il, North Korea leader Kim Jong Un has banned its citizens from laughing, drinking and shopping from Friday onwards.
An unidentified North Korean source from the northeastern border city of Sinuiju told Radio Free Asia that during the mourning period, they must not drink alcohol, laugh or engage in leisure activities.
The source also said that if anyone’s family dies during the mourning period, they are not allowed to cry out loud and the body must be taken out after the mourning period is over.
The North Korean told Radio Free Asia that people cannot even celebrate their own birthdays if they fall within the mourning period.
Kim Jong-il ruled North Korea for 17 years until his death on December 17, 2011. According to the Associated Press, a siren blared for three minutes at midday on Friday and North Koreans fell silent and bowed in respect for Kim Jong-il, the late father of Kim Jong Un.
National flags were lowered to half-staff and a large number of people were seen climbing Pyongyang’s Mansu Hill to lay flowers and bow before giant statues of Kim Jong-il and Kim il-Sung, the founder of North Korea.
Meanwhile, Reuters reported that Kim Jong Un was also at a ceremony outside the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun in the capital, Pyongyang, where the embalmed bodies of his father and grandfather lie under glass.

North Koreans barred from laughing, drinking & shopping for 11 days: here's why

The North Korean told Radio Free Asia that people cannot even celebrate their own birthdays if they fall within the mourning period.

As a part of the 11-day mourning on the 10th anniversary of former leader Kim Jong-il, North Korea leader Kim Jong Un&nbsp;has banned its citizens from laughing, drinking, and shopping from Friday onwards.
An unidentified North Korean source from the northeastern border city of Sinuiju told Radio Free Asia that during the mourning period, they must not drink alcohol, laugh or engage in leisure activities.
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The source also said that if anyone&rsquo;s family dies during the mourning period, they are not allowed to cry out loud and the body must be taken out after the mourning period is over.
The North Korean told Radio Free Asia that people cannot even celebrate their own birthdays if they fall within the mourning period.
Kim Jong-il ruled North Korea for 17 years until his death on December 17, 2011. According to the Associated Press, a siren blared for three minutes at midday on Friday and North Koreans fell silent and bowed in respect for Kim Jong-il, the late father of&nbsp;Kim Jong Un.
National flags were lowered to half-staff and a large number of people were seen climbing Pyongyang&rsquo;s Mansu Hill to lay flowers and bow before giant statues of Kim Jong-il and Kim il-Sung, the founder of North Korea.
Meanwhile, Reuters reported that Kim Jong Un was also at a ceremony outside the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun in the capital, Pyongyang, where the embalmed bodies of his father and grandfather lie under glass.

Kim wipes away tears during rare apology to North Koreans

In a first for Kim Jong Un, the North Korean leader apologised for his failure to stand by his people during the&nbsp;pandemic, the Guardian reported on Monday.
Speaking at the 75th birth anniversary of his ruling party, a visibly emotional Kim acknowledged that he did not live up to the trust that North Koreans placed in him, and for that he was &ldquo;really sorry.&rdquo; Kim removed his glasses and wiped away tears during the speech, according to the report.
Highlighting the legacy of the &ldquo;great work&rdquo; done by his ancestors, Kim was quoted as saying, &ldquo;Although I am entrusted with the important responsibility to lead this country upholding the cause of the great comrades Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-il thanks to the trust of all the people, my efforts and sincerity have not been sufficient enough to rid our people of the difficulties in their lives.&rdquo;

In a first for Kim Jong Un, the North Korean leader apologised for his failure to stand by his people during the&nbsp;pandemic. Speaking at the 75th birth anniversary of his ruling party, a visibly emotional Kim acknowledged that he did not live up to the trust that North Koreans placed in him, and for that he was &ldquo;really sorry.&rdquo; Kim removed his glasses and wiped away tears during the speech, according to the report.&nbsp;In his emotive speech, Kim reflected on the challenging times that people around the world are experiencing due to the&nbsp;coronavirus&nbsp;pandemic and expressed his desire to improve relations with South Korea. He avoided any direct criticisms at the US.
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In a first for Kim Jong Un, the North Korean leader apologised for his failure to stand by his people during the&nbsp;pandemic, the Guardian reported on Monday.
Speaking at the 75th birth anniversary of his ruling party, a visibly emotional Kim acknowledged that he did not live up to the trust that North Koreans placed in him, and for that he was &ldquo;really sorry.&rdquo; Kim removed his glasses and wiped away tears during the speech, according to the report.
Highlighting the legacy of the &ldquo;great work&rdquo; done by his ancestors, Kim was quoted as saying, &ldquo;Although I am entrusted with the important responsibility to lead this country upholding the cause of the great comrades Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-il thanks to the trust of all the people, my efforts and sincerity have not been sufficient enough to rid our people of the difficulties in their lives.&rdquo;

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