North Korea releases trash balloons again... 31st provocation this year

North Korea has once again sent out garbage balloons following remarks made by Kim Yo-jong, vice director of the Workers' Party of Korea. According to the South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff on the 18th, North Korea had been sending garbage balloons toward South Korea since the early hours of the same day.
The balloons are being sent out again. This is the first time in 25 days since October 24th, and the 31st time this year. The Joint Chiefs of Staff said, "Considering the current wind direction, the balloons headed for South Korea are likely to be sent from the Seoul Metropolitan Government."
"It may move to the Gifu and metropolitan areas," he warned. "The public should be careful of falling objects, and if they find a falling balloon, they should not touch it and should report it to the nearest military unit or police."
The North Korean government's release of garbage balloons on the same day is believed to be a reaction to the leaflets against North Korea that were allegedly sent by a South Korean private organization.
"The anger of our people reaches to the heavens against the most abhorrent of men. The scum will pay," he said, teasing the release of garbage balloons.