North Korea's state media, specifically the Rodong Sinmun newspaper, has advised citizens to consume dog meat soup as a way to combat the summer heat. This recommendation, published by the ruling Workers' Party, is part of an ongoing government effort to promote dog meat as a nutritious and traditional tonic. The advice comes amid record high temperatures and includes other cooling foods like watermelon and cucumbers, alongside other protein-rich options such as fish and red bean porridge. AI
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