Coreea de Nord le spune oamenilor să mănânce supă de câine ca să facă față caniculei în „mod patriotic”. Ce este „dangogi guk”

North Korea is encouraging its citizens to consume dog meat as a patriotic way to cope with the extreme heat this summer. State media has highlighted dog soup as a protective measure against high temperatures, reviving a long-standing campaign promoting this controversial dish. The government has also provided health tips for dealing with heat-related illnesses, while emphasizing the nutritional benefits of dog meat. Despite its promotion, dog meat remains expensive and is primarily consumed during hot summer days. This practice contrasts sharply with South Korea, which has enacted a law banning the consumption of dogs for food. Both Koreas are currently experiencing severe heat waves, with temperatures soaring above 35 degrees Celsius.