Kim Jong-un Executed Official for Not Making Enough Video Calls the Chronicle

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un executed a member of his cabinet for not making enough video calls and for complaining about the amount of work he had. In this direction, I wasn’t doing enough to “correctly apply the law on distance education”, published the Daily NK media.

In June 2020, a commission was set up to deal with the implementation of this law. However, a report was drawn up by the Department of Organization and Guidance (ODG) revealed that this team “he made no progress and some members criticized the government’s policies. ”

This commission depends on the higher education portfolio, for which the authorities they chose a man in his fifties named Park as their manager. With him, 20 other professors were chosen to form this working group.

The charges included that members of the department “they complained at every meeting” for your work, like that too they questioned the North Korean state’s lack of resources. At each meeting, they dealt only with superficial matters.

Another of the offenses committed by the head of the commission corresponds to the slow implementation of distance education policies during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Park suggested it would be better “train teachers, increase the number of schools and instructors and send them to work in underdeveloped regions“reported the Daily NK.

However, the official’s suggestions were not taken into account. After his execution, a new commission was reorganized under the leadership of Ri Guk Chol, president of Kim Sung II University.

This is not the first time that, under Jong-un’s command, one of his officials has been executed. In 2016, the same thing happened to North Korea’s Deputy Prime Minister and Head of Education Kim Yong-kin for being considered a “anti-revolutionary element”.