(3)Diplomat briefs abductees' relatives on Pyongyang talks

(3)Diplomat briefs abductees' relatives on Pyongyang talks

TOKYO, Japan - A group of people whose relatives were abducted by North Korea meets the press in Tokyo on Feb. 16 after a briefing by a senior Foreign Ministry official on the outcome of talks in Pyongyang on the abduction issue. Two Foreign Ministry officials held talks on the issue in Pyongyang on Feb. 11-14.

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