(2)1st N. Korean Asian Games delegation arrives in Pusan

(2)1st N. Korean Asian Games delegation arrives in Pusan

PUSAN, South Korea - Police encircle buses carrying North Korean athletes Sept. 23 at Pusan's Kimhae International Airport. The athletes arrived at the airport to take part in the Asian Games.

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