(2)5 N. Koreans from China arrive in S. Korea

(2)5 N. Koreans from China arrive in S. Korea

INCHEON, South Korea - Kim Guan Chol (C) and other North Koreans who sought asylum at a Japanese consulate in China, are welcomed by their relatives at South Korea's Incheon International Airport outside Seoul on May 23.

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