Seoul ceases on sending humanitarian aid to North Korea

A man watches a television news program reporting about North Korea’s recent rocket launch at the Seoul Train Station in Seoul, South Korea. (AP Photo/Lee Jin-man)

The South Korean government is expected to stop sending humanitarian aid to North Korea soon, in the wake of the repeated provocations by Pyeongyang.

The ministry of unification spokesperson “Jong Jung hye” revealed this plan during a press conference on Wednesday 17th February. Where he answered questions on the possibility of North Korea misusing the aid that Seoul provides. He also said that the aid program is definitely going to be affected by the current situation between the two Koreas.

He also emphasized that the government’s plan to help children and powerless people in North Korea won’t change.