(1)N. Korean freighter leaves Maizuru port

(1)N. Korean freighter leaves Maizuru port

KYOTO, Japan - The 298-ton North Korean freighter Namsan 3A leaves Maizuru port in Kyoto Prefecture on June 13 after Japan granted permission to leave. It had been decided that previous problems cited by authorities to prevent it leaving had been resolved. (Kyoto)

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