"Rice in plastic bottles" defectors send food via sea to help people in North Korea
In April at Seokmodo Island South Korea amidst the shining sun But the weather was still cool. Park Jung Oh was standing on the shore. Nervously throwing plastic bottles filled with rice into the water -- these bottles have North Korea as their destination.
Mr. Park has been sending these bottles to North Korea for nearly a decade. But he has been unable to do so publicly since South Korea enacted a ban on sending anti-North Korean material across the border in June 2020.
“We sent these bottles. Because people in the same nation are starving to death. Is it so wrong?” the 56-year-old asked.
In September last year, South Korea's Constitutional Court overturned the ban. However, Park does not want to attract too much attention right away. He waited for months and finally chose April 9 to send plastic bottles in daytime again. and the rise and fall of the sea is expected to be the most pronounced. So that the bottles can reach North Korea faster.
“It was a new beginning for my movement,” he said.
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