N. Korea-linked body raided for violation of pharmacy law

N. Korea-linked body raided for violation of pharmacy law

TOKYO, Japan - Police investigators carry boxes of evidence after raiding a Tokyo-based organization believed to be connected to North Korea on suspicion of violating the Pharmaceutical Affairs Law on Oct. 14

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