N. Koreans to study treatment for A-bomb survivors+

N. Koreans to study treatment for A-bomb survivors+

NARITA, Japan - Jon Suk Ok, 64, who survived the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, is greeted by her friend on arriving at Narita airport Feb. 29. She is a member of a group which is to study treatment for North Koreans still suffering from the 1945 atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. To her right is Ri Myong Guk, 49, director of the Pyongyang-based Korean Atomic Bomb Victims Association for Anti-Nuclear Peace and leader of the group.

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