N. Korean workers who defected to S. Korea were from China

N. Korean workers who defected to S. Korea were from China

Lu Kang, top spokesman of the Chinese Foreign Ministry, attends a press conference in Beijing on April 11, 2016. In a rare admission, China confirmed the same day that a group of North Korean restaurant employees who defected to South Korea last week had been working in one of its cities, with Lu saying the 13 North Korean nationals left China "legally" with valid passports before dawn on April 6. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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