Kim Jong-un sends gardeners to labour camp for failing to make ‘Kimjongilia’ flowers bloom for father’s birthday
Shortpedia
Content Team
Image Credit: Wikimedia Commons
Kim Jong-un has sent a group of gardeners to labour camps, reportedly for six months because the ‘Kimjongilia’ flowers which are named after the former supreme leader of North Korea and Kim Jong-un's father Kim Jong-il, failed to bloom in time for the former leader's birthday. Reportedly, the dictator took the decision when he was told that the ‘Kimjongilia’ flowers would not be ready for the occasion.
