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North Korea is one of the most closed countries in the world.
Few from the Western world get to see what everyday life is like inside the dictatorship—but a mesmerizing video, which you can watch right here on Popdust, offers a glimpse at life in the North Korean capital, Pyongyang.
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The streets of the largest city in the Communist country, which is home to an estimated 3.3 million people, are eerily empty—making it appear more like a ghost town than a bustling metropolis.
However, despite the empty streets, almost people-free sidewalks and car-less roads, a uniformed cop dressed in a smart uniform, stands on a podium going through the motions of directing the flow of invisible traffic.
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Adding even further to the bizarre scenario, a group of maintenance workers can be seen sweeping the already pristine streets and tidying up non-existent trash.
All the while you can hear the backdrop of classical music that’s piped through a speaker system and broadcast all around the city.
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No wonder Dennis Rodman can't get enough of the place...
