Sources from North Korea claim the last nuclear test conducted by the Supreme Leader and his team of scientists “almost killed them”

World News Nilgun Salim
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During the Pyongyang nuclear test from 3^rd September, several homes have suffered major damage, wrote the South Korean paper Daily Nk.

A source from the North Korean province of Ryanggang said that after the nuclear test while he was staying in bed “noticed how the ceiling suddenly shuddered and the walls cracked.”

According to Global Security, Masan-dong is home to a huge chemical weapons warehouse.

The source also said that people from Hyesan, a hometown situated near the Ryanggang Province, have never shown interest in the nuclear program conducted by the Pyongyang regime, “but the sixth test has attracted many complaints”.

“He almost killed us”, stated one of the inhabitants for the quoted source.

Meanwhile, in Hoeryong, in the Hamgyong province, the nuclear test destroyed hundreds of households and caused significant damages into the resistance structures of various buildings.

“Many said that if the vibrations were stronger, some homes would have collapsed”, another source from North Korea explained.

Hoeryong is one of the most sinister North Korean concentration camps, KWALISSO, also known as Camp 22.

Reports published by the humanitarian organizations claim that Kwalisso prisoners are used as lab rats in different medical experiments.

South Korea confirmed on Wednesday that traces of radioactive xenon originate from North Korea’s latest nuclear test, but said it was unable to determine if it was a test of a hydrogen bomb claimed by Pyongyang.