Renovated subway station in Pyongyang

Renovated subway station in Pyongyang

Photo taken July 24, 2019, shows escalators connecting the entrance and platform of the recently renovated Kaeson subway station in Pyongyang. The decades-old station was remodeled as part of work to update the North Korean capital's subway network. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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