(1)N. Korea ship in Toyama leaves for China

(1)N. Korea ship in Toyama leaves for China

TOYAMA, Japan - The 874-ton North Korean freighter Suyangsan (R) is refueled at a port in Shinminato, Toyama Prefecture, on June 27. Later, the freighter, which had been stranded off a Toyama port over the past two weeks because of a dispute over safety issues, left for Dandong, China.

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