Chinese city to penalize firms that newly hire N. Korean workers

Chinese city to penalize firms that newly hire N. Korean workers

Trucks are seen driving across the Sino-Korean Friendship Bridge from Dandong (L), a northeastern Chinese border city, towards North Korea's Sinuiju in this photo taken in September 2017. Dandong authorities have secretly warned local firms of fines to be slapped on businesses that newly hire North Korean workers in violation of U.N. sanctions, sources said Oct. 4. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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