5 N. Koreans board flight for Seoul at Manila

MANILA, Philippines - Kim Guan Chol (2nd from L) and his wife Li Son Hee (4th from L), along with their daughter, move to board a plane May 22 in Manila to fly to South Korea. They arrived in Manila on a Chinese plane from Xiamen, China, where they stopped over after leaving Beijing earlier in the day. The three were among five North Koreans who sought asylum at a Japanese consulate in China on May 8.

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