North Korea is modernising several key train stations in its capital Pyongyang. The updated designs aim to improve daily commutes and present a more modern image of the city. The Pyongyang Metro has two lines and sixteen stations. The subway lines do not reach North Korea's newer suburbs. Despite years of speculation, there are no signs of expansion. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, foreign tourists were allowed access to the entire system, but that is now restricted.
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That metro station looks really nice. Well done DPRK, putting to shame even the empire that is sanctioning you.
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dkr567 [comrade/them, he/him] - 4mon
Stations look so much better than what I've seen in Toronto and Montreal.
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North Korea modernises several key metro stations in its capital Pyongyang
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North Korea is modernising several key train stations in its capital Pyongyang. The updated designs aim to improve daily commutes and present a more modern image of the city. The Pyongyang Metro has two lines and sixteen stations. The subway lines do not reach North Korea's newer suburbs. Despite years of speculation, there are no signs of expansion. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, foreign tourists were allowed access to the entire system, but that is now restricted.
Also comments in the video are surprisingly refreshing:
That metro station looks really nice. Well done DPRK, putting to shame even the empire that is sanctioning you.
Stations look so much better than what I've seen in Toronto and Montreal.
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