North Koreans are innovating and using new ways to harass their peaceful South Korean neighbors.
According to the New York Times, people living in a South Korean village on the border with North Korea are hearing unbearable sounds that are making their days and nights miserable.
Reporting from the border village known as the Dangsan-dong, NYT’s Choe Sang-Hun writes about large loudspeakers that have been bombarding the village with 24/7 noise.
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“North Korea has amped up loudspeakers along its border with South Korea for 10 to 24 hours a day, broadcasting eerie noises,” Mr. Sang writes.
The reporter also uploaded a video to show the readers how terrible it feels and how the villagers are coping with this new headache.
