(1)Police release documents on N. Korean agent

TOKYO, Japan - Photo taken at the Tokyo Metropolitan Department on Feb. 28 shows files of documents, in which North Korea allegedly transmitted orders to its agent in Japan. The documents contained, among other information, orders to recruit sympathizers in South Korea and Japan, and gave deadlines for the recruitment period, police said.

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