North Korea's western coast region is experiencing severe drought that could seriously affect food production this year, a report by the country's state-run media said Saturday. The North Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said that if there is no rainfall by the end of the month, the drought will be recorded as the worst since 1962. It said from April 26 onwards, the capital city of Pyongyang received 2 millimeters of rain, while 5 millimeters fell in Haeju of South Hwanghae Province. The KCNA added that Sinuiju, just across from the Chinese border city of Dandong, reported getting just 1 millimeter of rain in the past month. The news agency said that advanced weather forecasts indicate that little rainfall is expected in June, which can pose challenges for farmers in the region.