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Life goes on in Pyongyang #NorthKorea, subways keep running. No sign of evacuation (as rumored) or panic in people's faces #CBC pic.twitter.com/UXInPqJNhv

— Saša Petricic (@sasapetricic) April 15, 2017

My room on the 33rd floor of the Yanggakdo Hotel in Pyongyang. Feels very Chinese, down to that center console pic.twitter.com/k842HKaXxO

— Jonathan Kaiman (@JRKaiman) April 12, 2017

Pyongyang calling! Finally here and even with a 3G data connection. The new Ryomyong street apartment buildings look fancy. #ylemaailmalla pic.twitter.com/bjCAZc8LGg

— Mika Mäkeläinen (@Mikareport) April 12, 2017

Couldn't get a clear shot but long queues for buses in #Pyongyang #Dprk pic.twitter.com/7n9J1CEOpA

— Jeremy Koh (@JeremyKohCNA) April 18, 2017

#Pyongyang #Taekwondo #Dprk pic.twitter.com/k8yNy5DiGs

— Jeremy Koh (@JeremyKohCNA) April 17, 2017

An earthquake experience room in #Pyongyang's Sci Tech Complex #Dprk pic.twitter.com/a7kgSkDqZr

— Jeremy Koh (@JeremyKohCNA) April 17, 2017

After much secrecy, foreign reporters in #Pyongyang watch #KimJongUn preside over opening of the skyscraper-lined Ryomyong street pic.twitter.com/TjOWNvDcyN

— Jeremy Koh (@JeremyKohCNA) April 13, 2017

Just arrived at the Orphan Primary School in Pyongyang, and it is very, very clean pic.twitter.com/nNDDNBCkbk

— Jonathan Kaiman (@JRKaiman) April 13, 2017

North Korean children study a fable about a tiger and a porcupine. My minder says it's an allegory. Guess which one is the U.S. pic.twitter.com/RIQzhz94UL

— Jonathan Kaiman (@JRKaiman) April 13, 2017

A church in #Pyongyang #DPRK pic.twitter.com/CBl5kTSbng

— Jeremy Koh (@JeremyKohCNA) April 13, 2017

Caught in mid-step during the military parade in #Pyongyang #DPRK pic.twitter.com/2yY2f7ZYVa

— Jeremy Koh (@JeremyKohCNA) April 15, 2017

In Pyongyang, huge lines going into a flower exhibition. Everyone very much at ease pic.twitter.com/oGGIo4yIDE

— Jonathan Kaiman (@JRKaiman) April 16, 2017