China subpoenas head of N. Korean economic zone

SHENYANG, China - Photo taken in Shengyang on Oct. 3 shows Yang Bin, the recently appointed Dutch-Chinese governor of a new special economic zone in North Korea, who was subpoenaed by Chinese authorities on Oct. 4 in connection with alleged economic crimes.

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