(1)26 N. Korean asylum seekers arrive in S. Korea

SEOUL, South Korea - Twenty-six North Korean asylum seekers wave to reporters at Incheon International Airport on June 24 after arriving there from China via third countries. Two of them, who had taken refuge at the Canadian Embassy in Beijing, came through Singapore, and the other 24, who had entered the South Korean Embassy, came by way of Bangkok.

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