U.N. food aid chief tells Seoul his agency concerned about N. Korea

The visiting chief of the United Nations' food agency said Monday he is "very concerned" about the food situation in North Korea but voiced confidence that a way to ease its hunger problems can be found.Speaking to reporters after briefing Unification Minister Kim Yeon Chul about the impoverishment in the North, World Food Program executive director David Beasley said bad weather, drought, flooding and other adverse conditions have negatively impacted the food security situation in the communist state."There's politics and there's humanitarian needs. Whatever we do, we will assure the donor…READ FULL ARTICLE