North Korea's Kim makes rare visit to father's tomb
- North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited the Kumsusan Palace of Sun to honor his late father, Kim Jong Il, on February 16, a national holiday known as the Day of the Shining Star, according to state media KCNA.
- This visit marked the first time in four years that Kim Jong Un paid respects at the mausoleum, accompanied by his sister Kim Yo Jong and other aides, KCNA reported.
- During the same week, Kim attended a groundbreaking ceremony for 50,000 new homes in Pyongyang and highlighted the construction workers' achievements, stating they achieved nearly 400% progress in the previous year compared to 2020.
- Kim's housing project aims to boost the economy and promote residential development.
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