N. Koreans allegedly tried to enter Shanghai school

SHANGHAI, China - Photo shows a Japanese school in Shanghai which a group of North Koreans attempted to enter with the help of Fumiaki Yamada, leader of a Japanese nongovernmental organization and an assistant professor at the Osaka University of Economics. According to a Chinese official, Yamada and 11 others were detained last week for organizing human smuggling and endangering the Japanese school and its students.

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