N. Korea's girl band abruptly returns home, without show in Beijing

N. Korea's girl band abruptly returns home, without show in Beijing

Members of North Korea's all-female Moranbong Band leave their hotel in Beijing on Dec. 12, 2015, to go back to Pyongyang. The band, which was to give its first overseas concert abroad in the Chinese capital beginning the same day, headed home without performing from Beijing's international airport for unknown reasons. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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