Banana for Rs 3000 & Shampoo for Rs 15000 | Why North Korea's Food Prices Are Going Through the Roof

A massive shortage of food has led to a dramatic rise in the prices of commodities in North Korea.

A kg of bananas costs Rs 3,336 and a packet of black tea costs Rs 5,167 in North Korea. In fact, the situation is so grim that North Korean farmers were reportedly asked to contribute 2 litres of their urine every day to help produce fertiliser. Why is North Korea witnessing the acute food shortage?

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