(3)N. Korea cheer group arrives in Pusan

(3)N. Korea cheer group arrives in Pusan

PUSAN, South Korea - A member of a North Korean cheer group for the Asian Games is moved to tears as she is welcomed by citizens on arrival aboard the North Korean ship Mangyongbong No. 92 on Sept. 28.

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