(1)10 believed to be N. Koreans enter Japan Embassy in Bangkok

(1)10 believed to be N. Koreans enter Japan Embassy in Bangkok

BANGKOK, Thailand - A Thai police officer briefs reporters in front of the Japanese Embassy in Bangkok on July 31 after 10 people apparently from North Korea sought asylum at the embassy earlier in the day.

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