Five asylum seekers arrive in Amoy

Five asylum seekers arrive in Amoy

AMOY, China - Five North Korean asylum-seekers seized by Chinese police at a Japanese consulate in China arrive in Amoy, Fujian province, on May 22 en route to Manila. The Philippine government said they will head for South Korea via Manila.

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