Diplomats arrive in Beijing ahead of monitoring trip to N. Korea

Diplomats arrive in Beijing ahead of monitoring trip to N. Korea

BEIJING, China - Lim Sung Nam, director general of the North Korean nuclear affairs bureau in South Korea's Foreign Affairs and Trade Ministry, arrives at Beijing's international airport on Nov. 26. Japanese and U.S. diplomats also arrived in Beijing the same day, ahead of their three-day trip to North Korea from Tuesday aimed at monitoring disablement activities at the country's key nuclear facilities. (Kyodo)

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