Abandoned North Korean labour camp

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In the Far Eastern taiga, the labor of North Korean workers was used. And locals are well aware of this.
More information about this place can be found in the report of Shane Smith:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=awQDLoOnkdI
(several episodes)
At the time of reporting (10-11 years) - abandoned. For 2018 - recultivated - buildings were burnt or destroyed, the “North Korean footprints” were cleared as much as possible.
"... Korean logging was also remembered. Sometimes it seemed that a huge bear clawed its claws from the hills - it scraped it out and scrubbed the orphan taiga. This indicated that once such torn places were once used by timber industry enterprises. Not simple timber industry enterprises, but international ones. Korean workers from North Korea lived and worked in these fenced off areas ...
... Floodplain forest or non-floodplain, on the slopes grows or not on the slopes - they chopped everything in a row, they did not spare the undergrowth. Foreign workers didn’t care what they cut down the centuries-old taiga, that after them the desert would remain. Koreans are temporary on BAM. This is not their taiga. And not ours! Draw. Because no owner would allow such good treatment ...
... But even neither the taiga nor the berry berry got so much from international barbarism as musk deer and bears did. Here are the most miserable animals in the whole taiga. The Amur Region did not know such a scale of quiet poaching, although it has seen a lot. Tens of thousands of metal loops were placed by Korean loggers for many kilometers around BAM. The whole taiga, where they were allocated plots, entangled, every path-way ... "tony60gr.livejournal.com/30492.html
There are still a few photos: photos.app.goo.gl/fP3FiSU4cZ8cc9LW9
More on the topic: youtu.be/m2a4Iit7dDo and meduza.io/feature/2017/06/30/severokoreyskie-rabochie-v...