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Other events in 1987
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Events from the year 1987 in North Korea.

Incumbents

Events

Mid 1987 – Construction begun on the Ryugyong Hotel. The hotel was an intention to be the world's tallest hotel, and was supposed to be opened in 1989 for the 1989 World Festival of Youth and Students
29 November – Bombing of Korean Air Flight 858

Births

17 August - Ri Kwang-hyok.
24 August - Ri Jun-il.
24 September - Pak Song-chol.
10 October - Kim Kum-il.

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