N. Korean refugees enter American school in Shanghai

N. Korean refugees enter American school in Shanghai

SHANGHAI, China - Photo shows an American-run elementary school in Shanghai whose campus North Korean asylum-seekers entered Sept. 27. The private Shanghai American School called Chinese police to pick up nine North Korean asylum-seekers who entered the school, according to an U.S. Embassy spokesman.

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