North Korean leader Kim Jong-un continues field inspections in areas that suffered damage from recent floods, supervising the education of children from the affected regions to highlight the image of a leader who loves his people.

According to the North's state-run Korean Central News Agency(KCNA) on Saturday, Kim visited a temporary shelter in Pyongyang for students from the flooded areas the previous day to check up on ongoing preparations for their education.

The KCNA said Kim observed a trial class and gifted the students with uniforms, stationary, school bags and shoes, before telling them to study hard and to take care of their health.

The regime leader also ordered a program offering various hands-on experiences.

Since major floods swept the provinces of North Pyongan, Jagang and Yanggang late last month, Kim has held on-site inspections twice, meeting with affected residents.